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Holla . Plans N. Vietnam
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Gel Threat
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• llllJNICll -Police, for .......,. that
Pl:.,1_t'8 . s.ports, . ""' not clear, put J Eu! Germany's ~ poWelful Olympic 111111 undtr heavy
_,BUll'd today after telephoned threats
El Morro
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By F!IEDERICK SCHOEMEIU.
Of tllt O•ll'r Pllll Iliff
People ~ho live near the sea learn to
live with the sea.
It's a popular phiiosopby around El
Morro Trailer Park, north of Laguna
Beach, where the tail of Hurricane • W •nds U frUll olleged. Paltltlidan commando ·.· _ r f, . P ~ to attack Its athletes with 1W11
M and bombs. •, h S*~ • ' Fifteen heavily armed Arab guerrillu
, Hy$Clnth,. .destroyed a . •WI j\'ood<J'I
bulkhead, took away eight feet of sand
and left trailers and docks perched over
unic ...,ries wue ~ported stlll at I.Irie in wm· . I Ger!naey y _., -·
'lflooCR -With the Xltth Olyminc The· go've•fQ<Ut alJO" ..j;.mec1 fear ;.
Galneo """'°' down to the wlr< and the ' lbat Jewl in Weil Gennany may be .the P ~ even11 DAILY PILOT Sports "larieta; Of man.ct bombs during the /
... • • Jew1a1t .... yeor this -nd... I E<\fr:.'Gletn -Wblte It~ top ~f the "'""" -''.'POSlible attscb may )>e directed '!!'-\_~~~ones final ,two •P!mt Jewish 1WOClallom as wen· aa .·
pel'.llClpants. · • · ' · !llµropean a!IOClatlonl, "'onnected With
Patty J~ cl 8-n Clemente lirael," the Interior MlnlJtry said.
1· :0 m:·· «, flnab In the lllkleter .;A.opokeanutn sald the gov-· bad . , · " ' ·l!t.,,..Uoo that packages> ..,Y be ..nt • • . ;li\Ji!I " orlous,places in Europe. I
I · · lll:.uoth<r repercuasion, the Egyptian
· •.,.nlinent -~ West Germany MLJNICl;I "JW iawiHly in the Munlcb affair and
.:i .... \ear full .._..tblilty lot any con' 197.2 .. --·A Calrv IP<\kesman sald: "'Ille ~ llld the lsrull , 1-IP were lkllled In, a Gennan am-buob. bJ German bullets llld In a U.S.
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I I -In Germany.'" hlftles pi! ezprasl!J(I ber dlsaJ>-lie did not amplify oo what adlon
. 11'°itlbnelll.. In On tnlerV!ew In today'I -~ mllltl ~ . . ' 'I ' I ' ' · ' " '
· r. lu 1<.t .n,Pqest5-Z7. A.Palesllnian _cUemJl(lroodcmover .· .: 'ii " " , . . .. JLv•n.o••"•-
Ai)dy 1filpsido(,N-rt llPcdt cam,.· CalrO Radio ' W~ Cllled 1'111, HIAyY ~EAs C~USID 'THISlj>AMAOE AT 'EL MORRO'TRAltER PARK NORTH OF LAGiiNA' BEACH
IJa.c* ·lit ., ftll""!lip nee IO gala 1Jii1;.I: .German police murderen tlllmlng for • 1 S~"" W1thod Away, '!•P !lap Exposad,,~05cha1 Spll?l•,~~But ·Ownera Soy Th~y'll Rebuild
'@ll41s ol the iW'1s ..in'and II tha lallO ' ,f,ai.tlplu b!Oocl' and· warned that the --. , ~· co.st area ~ renwlnln& In ,liimllJa movement '""'1d turn "next · ' ' · • · • ' • • '· · ,-• •
Iii! Olymplca. t ' '':' aplillt = lnteresll. . . £,'IJ'ubh. , , I . . • ··~=~=~t:'7iw i:~~=~~ u · .. 'ouse·Kill~rs Sought .. Hoffa .Planning by~AmeriallllVIDceMatbeWI ,1bec'\q ' . lnllt IDd• Arab tm-·,.~'>Vt,..fJ'.~•·~~;'~--',6 ~·"·1-;''l\t" .. '~' 't'.;•+;.<i;:'+-:"";", .. w;,m ·~~ ,,., ,. , .' fl" .• '~~~:.;}'.' )o~"u·'r' n' ey'
Wayne · Colletl hefonl •l,000 ~.laol .... ID9 eojaNllJu1'°"". fi . J, " 11 .. r kl-~ers". · .~~~~· ~y ·v~sll-.l~la~~s. P~lic~ : To Fr~e POWs ·
Pre;UJmit Vows lf-~.;:~-~~~~ .aJARLOTl'E ~st Thomll,: geneia1,..fdtbuewer:foor.orfive1nen WASIDNGTON (AP) -Former ™'""' -m ~ .._ V;J;(AP)·"-l'ollo&·iiikd toclay'fo~foor ' ·Id-' ·greeor · fallgues'· ,..;ng automllic·•·Teamster President James R. Bolfa has
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I *-•r' TnN' poo' ,!ts . T·~:t.·-~.!...·~: :::~if.· ot five -wurlng green fatigues weapoDJ, The klllers looted /heir victims' -lied for a visa~ l~. ....,, 3, .::i:"' ;;; .._, ...,. ~ • ..,, elibt-Amuicam lo p0ckell and cltMell. oul .the Club-to lra•el to North Vietnam to aeet the
• •'-. dlotb Glrlnc a .-ry lo the golf cash dnwer belOTo escaping Into tho
,., AS HllfOTON (AP) -w:'1"'a~"";.;'",'"·i.I ,\,,'?~ _, ntlllill <bi-cl a RocSefeller mort In Ille ' over,..,.. hills around the course.. reltase of American prlsone" of war.
... ·-IGGal ....., VlrliB' '111W• .. ~ ' 1 Gov. ?ilelvio H. Evans was called back ynttte House press secretary Roo~d L. Pw'<~ .... Pollce ~ 1111•1 ·• lrlllrtr· ~ '""'1d not rileaae the ~ •· the lalaods ·from o:Hton ·Head, s.c,, Zleg\er said. today ·be had b)oeo lnl~ed •4' "ill flmi a ~ Wllh aplarl1bo M <Jew 1-' ilrO ll!im ...,_.,Ille rictima i..t Ll Gov. oa ;bore he bad hem~ vice c:halrman !hat Horr., on parole' after serVih, a
Ph liicl N-toda( 11111 *""• " .ncelftd 1111 dlll-. ••· \119:111 _. .. ..... ...__ w~re -.a to ,,. of the SOuthent Goverlio2s Coriler.Dcci. nMionn sentence, applied for-a vlia and . ;li ,. "_ .. ,.... dllll "tlior9 . .-er.'l'MftCI, ... ., -~-, .-fj"1o P! .. whl h ~ ~•tUlhcr••llOZMld'-· . . • , !i.~U.S. .... bil".'lllil~~lutel)(.lhe~' · rst.~L· •,~ ..... ~,.."!'f ;h Cr;, . , ~ .. ~.., "' ' o ... r.~ ""'v'e.<L:;;..;,_,.m, -~~ jr-'•': ,'T ouocen.e .... onampto.-.,o hV\<tnam. "':ii'ZkJttrl~ ~ -... • ""fl""~ ~ .~ u __,.CIOP _ ....,. ll.I'-.l-;_ C!L:'...I .. IJ.-,Neorv.or-..-ld •t'tio .iou,. "'""' aald Maas,·acting l'"'emor until Evans: "I am not aware of the details ,"
... •• •• .l>'U'lh. .caeu"W at '1.QIJW ......,. lolonlillell 'u Pit 'Tarbert!-·• I rellittt:,";Jlhile.'IOel>-wlll ~.cauehl·" -. ~eg\er !"i4 ... , haven'{~ briefed."
Qen111 ..,. ff '· jtt ao -· In tlie ~·• pll "-<>I>. . Abol!t 50 police were searcblng for tM · 11esj>onal111" to oilier ques\lo!ls, bt 18\d,
. lllo' ·•'• t.-:..... Lill AllOELll (AP) -'l)o wife Of • ioild Je&'Gltlllver, a ~r.;ee ' gunmen. such a journey Is "totally a prl vat• effort
die· MIMI I ' ?Wi" Y1!tt f'nllillllll "*° Allllll -....W a llld tw other vlctbnl ,.... elodrlcl..... The gol! club 11 part of a S,~acre on the part or Mr. Hoffa ... It does ~t ··,.idllt1tllll• .... llele~by , '111o1""t•~f1Nlall-lractontheoorthsldeolSt.CrolL-ltls C!N'Stllute ,any erfort from , the Wb1te
ii I •-lllt -OiMJrNnllud, ol doJ .,_ al Ille ....... V <1 I I e y owned by Rockresorti, Inc,, 1 h e llou!e." 1 ~~«? .,. " .......,, Jally Golldlfic ... _.,._ O.lz,abl!Ut Rockefellers' resort development com· Ziegler said he made a quick check on ·W tM e. 1 ii,"' ..... llltlict ol Gov. 11 mDoo liRilli ol 81. Tllainlt,, Mau aald. , pony. The course was deslg!led by Robert \ht subject alter 'heme lnfo\'1lled that the
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; • Rcald_Taakla, 111!.teilllOol:• 1ttome1 .touroamentl have be,ell pl'ayed !here. . (See HOFFA, Paie I) .
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precipitous cliffs of sand. .
Hyacinth has created an ugly, costly
mess for the residents of the tiny park,
but they aren't crying.
"Thlt kind oi thl~ust part of living
here/' said Richard Jett, standing under
hls Wnlly's trailer-some eight feet below
the norcnal lJevel ot the sand. 11Th.is is by
far•tbe worat."
He speaks with autborlty. His family
has been coming to El Morro since 1933.
"The veterans take it In stride," com-
mented one resident who lives on the in.
land side. of the park. "It's just part of
living near the ocean.''
Nature's most recent attac k on the
park started last Friday. when waves
generated by Hyacinth began lo drag
sand out to sea.
"The sand came all the way ·UP le>
here," aald Gerald Schulte, a Riverside
~ judge, pointing to the top of an eight-foot
post. "11Je bottom of our trailer was
right on lhe beach."
As Hyacinth moved north, more and
more sand washed out. Resldeo~ weren't
too worried, because It has happened in
the past. .
. Then came Tuesday night 'I1le tide
rose to the six-foot mark: and resident
Cathy Christiansen said waves were
(See DAMAGE, Page I)
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Orange
Weather
The sun will break through those
early morning clouds oo Friday, ·
according to the weatllerliay.
l!Jghs of around 70 are expected at ~ beaches, ris ing to 12 inland.
Lows tonight In the .Ills. .
INSIDE TOD-' Y
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to 81 canine• -but the11'r1 not
nece1sarilv lvckt dogs. Ste •&orv
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I D41LY PILOT lhwrsNir, Stott'"btr 7, im
Israel Attacks Rebels
Patrol Drives into Lebanon; Arab Slain
TEL AVIV (AP) -An loraell army
patml tnlored Lebanon tarly today In
aeatth of Anb maraudtrt and returned
alltr eJChl hours, wllh all lwldl .. ft, a
mUltary IPQktlmln reported.
The patrol moved • m.Ue ind a half In.
aide Lebanon afier kUllng "".Arab auer-
rilla i.nllde ltrae.li territory.
1bt patrol eta.lled with a band of ln-
fQlralors Oii Iha border W.aiiaday night
and an Israeli and an Arlb were killed in
tbt tllSuln& IIrtfl8hl. The lnddent w•• the flnt of II• kind ..
Iha Lebanae lloatler In wetlu.
An announcement uld the patrol ...
eouolered the Arabi JUI! north or tho
· bonier vWage al Baram •fltr they In-
filtrated lnt4 llratl from Lebanon.
1bt lrraella found 1 bind grenade Ind
olher equipment near the body ol the
dead Arab, lhe-lpoktsman said.
Then! WU DO eonflrmltloo d. ,.ports
Battle Reasons
Germans Explain Need for Attack
MUNICH (UPI) -Gtnnan olfielala wbo !ailed lo .. ve Iha llvt1 ol lllne
members of lhe Israeli Olympic team held by Arab utremllls 11ld today
they had to re.!Ort to desperate measum becaUJe tarael 1'$1utely ttfu!ed to
make any concession to the guerrillas. ~ Ger~ Minister of Interior H8.ns Dietrich Genscher, Bavarian Minister
of Interior Dr. Bruno Merk, and Manfred Schreiber. Mun1cb po1ice chief, told a
news conference of the efforts they made to prevent the masaacre at Fuer·
stenleldbruck Airport Tuesday night.
In a Joint statement, they said the survival of the 1Joslagea depended. on
acceptance by I.ht I1raell government of tbe major demand made by the guer--
rillas -release or 200 PalestlniallJ held ID Israeli prlsona:.
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In Beinlt newspapen !hit tmell 1roop1
and armor wtre mmlllC a1tf1 tho
LebuWaborcler.
Tbela """" reporto and p-guerrtlla oource1 In Iha 1.eOO-capital
111d the buildup e.i.nded from the
Medlltrranean frontier poat of Ru
Nakour1 15 mileo lnland to Rmlah, where
an Isratll-Yald icroliltne border ca~
lured liz Syrian 'and Lebant9e ofllcero
July 21
'Jbe guerrllJu I a Id they upeeted
another Israeli attack ac:rou the bordtt
In reprisal for Iha Arab ruerrllla attack
on the Israeli Olympic team in.Munich.
Tha l!tlrul ~--'Tour>--~ Sltyhlwk jell flew over southern Lebanon
for 20 m1.-Wednaday mornlll8, and
another flight Invaded Lebo.-air
1P.ce during the llfternooo.
"We never ~comment on troop'
movements in any way," said an llruli
army spokesman.
But ht noted !hill lottMCale armorocl
mantuven were beld on the frontier th1I
week.
The military' eommand repor1ed that
armored forcea, infant!'1', at11llerJ 1Dd
air support conc)uded ... rolltl WedneJI·
day In the occupied Go la D Height. of
Syria, near Lebanon.
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GRlM REMINDfR -With the Arab grenadi>c)am··
aged bellcopter< iD the foregroUJld, the U.S. Air
Force Cl41 cargo jet, with the body of David Berger
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as Its only cargo, begins Its ukeoff from .the Ger-
man b .. e .for the United States. Ope or D)O~e of tht
Israeli hostages died in the helicopter.
"The I.sraell government tept delaying their inaeasingly po11Ucal deci-
sion," the slatement aatd. "For them the release of any prllOOers was im-
possible. _
"Thia Is an .,,,_ lo cr1Uclsm that another decision could hive spired
the Uvea of lhe hoellges. The amwer Is that ii waa nol wlthln the ,..1m ol
the Germana to decide."
Maj. Gen. Yltzbalt Hofi, northern eom-
mander, said 11these past days -1Dd to-
day above all -lbow we sJill face 1111111 I l " Off 0
• l c • p~e: .. ~ed: ·1 bet:i •• e ~ _ · srae l icza ites Frolll p_,e l
DAMAGE ••• Biondi a chance of onfcolnlnc this
force."
Murder of Girl Tied Fl'Olll Pqe 1
OLYMPICS ...
To 'Freeway Phanwm~ reasom the wrlten or telephmerz gave
for slngiJnC out1he ·team.. •
'lbe Iii Arab guerrill .. repOrttcl still at
large In West Germany were reporttd lo
bl part of lht original band whlcb iJ>.
vided lht Olympic Vmag, Tutldoy, shot
and ldlled two lsarolls and kldnaped nine
hostagea they llttr murdered In a
sllooloul al a nearby airport. -
FORRESTVILLE, Md. (AP) -Police
and FBI agentl have launched an in-
ve111Ptloo Into the dealh of 1 young
Wuhlniton girl whooe murder bore 1
resemblance to at least a half dozen
u1110lved cases last year that J>04Slbly fn.
volve a "Freeway Phantom."
The body of Diane Williams, a
IOUtheast Washington teen-ager, was
-found Wednelday along lnlerslsle 296, I
highway from IOlllbeut Waahlniloo to
the Capitol Beltway, police oald.
It hid been dumped In the same
1eneral area where bodies of ail: other
IOUtbealt W aablngton gtril bad been
found during 1 aevtn-montll period Jut
)'ear.
"We're lnvestl1atlll8 lht pooslblllty bul
at thla point any link between this and
the other deatha "'!uid lie purely ~a.
lion.'' oald Cpl. AllOn RlHee, 1 Moeylsnd
State Police detective heading the m..
vestlgatlon. ·
Washington Police Chief Jerry Wilson
assigned about SS men to assist st.ate
police on tbe case. '
"1bt FBI and Washington poll« feel
the girl was ltidnaptd or 1bducled from
Washington and brought Into Marylsnd,"
Riffee 11td.
He said some phyalca1 evidence wu
being -to FBI labs for analysis but
their investigaUoo bad turned up no
IUBpectS.
From Pagel
HOFFA ...
negotiate freedom for U.S. POW1.
Maurice H. Sigler, chairman or the
U.S. Parole Board, aald Hoffa 1pplled to
hi• probation officer In Detroit for
1pennisslon to travel overseas bec,use,
Sigler said , ''he wanted to go over fbere
abQut effecting the r e I e a a e of war
prisoners."
Sigl ... aald the boan! bandied tilt ,...
quest routinely when it acted on It last
week.
"We saw no reason for him not to go,"
the board cbalrman oald. "Tlltre Is
nothing in the Jaw to prevent hlm from
goi'l•." .
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Ukt four of !he tarlltr kllllnga, tbe IT·
year-old WilUama girl wu 1trangled to
death, according to a coroner'• report.
Unlike !our othen, boweyer, •=nilnl to
Dr. Peter Llpl<ovltz, deputy 1lsle
medical examiner, there wu no evidence
that she bad bet 1 !tlUally molested.
Washington police never deflnltely lin'r.·
ed tbe murders of the liJc teen-aae vlo-
tillll, itlled betwetn April 1 n d
November, 1971.
"It's bard to overlook the aimllaritles "
said polico ln!pedor Mahlon Piiis afu.r
tbe body of a young slrl wu found Nov. 2f with 1 note signed by the "Freeway
Pllantom."
Pollco tept lhe content. of the note
BtCrtt but oourceo.reportad that ti linked
lhe ,d~ll\ or,Bmido ·DtnJae ·woocrwon1
with five earlier tullap. i r
The middle name ol the 1lxlh victim
matclled that ol three olher YllWll vt ..
tlma . and the ftCUITance al the letter
"D" ln the other gi:rlJ' names prompted
Ont psychologist Jut year to poatulate
tbal !"< ldller -lf It Is one peroon -
may have bad lllllle poycboUc bolUJe
association wttb the name or Jetter.
Surgeon Battles
Mother-in-law's
Property Claim
A Newport Beacb plasUc surgeon was
successfully defended on wrongful death
charges flied by bis fonner mother·ln-
law wlJJ go to court Jan. 11 to deny her
claim that she is entitled to at leut 1
one-half share of his plush Newport
Height. home.
Orange County Superior C o u r t
Presiding Judge Bruce Smnntr set Ille
date for trial of lhe lawsuit !lied by Dr.
Merrill C. "Mite" O'Donnell 57 of '20
Kings Road. ' '
The physician, recenUy cleared or the
charges Ieve1ed in a unJque civil acUon
pressed by Mrl. Gertrude Barnet~ II, of
Stal Beach Leisure World, clolnu !hat
~e lJ not entitled to :ny portion of com-
munity proptrty left by SuSln Jane
O'Donnell, 38.
Mrs. O'Donnell dJed In her room al •
Mexican resort hotel on March 19, 19118.
O'Donnell Is ,..king oole rlghll to the
$50,000 Kings Road residence. Mrs.
Barnett's lawyers have filed an answer
and a copy of a will in 1.rfrs. O'Donnell'•
handwrltln1. The will ltavea her enlirl
posse&!lons to her mother.
Five guerrtllsl were ltilled and lhroe
were captured. A West G er m a n
policeman also was killed.
Police In all of Germany) 10 states
c:Jroulattd photog1oplis Ind deoerlp!id
of 15 wanted Arabo llllllpectecl of plannlll8
new acts of 'riolence.
Hundreds of "German po 11 c em en
swmntd around lirportl Ind embasa""
Wednesday to prevent recurrmce of
Arab terror and violence.\ 1 • ,
A police opoktoman Iii Wtst BerUn
declined to elobcnte on tbe 11 Arabi
being SOIJlht or hclw police Jelrnad o1
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Banjo Playing
Beauty Queen
Wins f.ompetitio~
ATLANTIC aTY, N.J. (AP) -
Catherine Lawton, • pellte banjo plQor
npresentJnr llelawrn JiU ....., Ibo
tOtent eompel!Uon In Uie flnl round ol
P"llmlnlria &r the Mlsl America
pageanL
Mia Kan&U, Cindy Lee Sll:tl, -Ibo
IWimlull con\'"I Wedntodly night.
MJ.sa Lawtanr wbo at 1-r.ot..I Is the
abort..t of the 10 Mia America ...,.
testants, per!ormOd a niedlefof l1ll1tl iJ>.
cludlnl "Callfomli, Here I Come" and
0 Back Home~ In Indiana." She bu
played lhe banjo pro!t11looally with her
falher.
Mlaa Sikel, 11, wbo Is 5-foot·T and 120
pouncls and meaaurea !S-2Wll, Is a 11111-
dtnl at Wichlte Stale Univeralty.
Tbe girts ..... Iha first -In the first round of prellmlnari... (Rellted
picture, Page If).
Tbe 1111 contestanU..-ol wbom will
be chosen Saiunlay night as this yoar'a
Miss l>mtrica-llavt betn divided Into
lhr<e lfOOJlS of 17, 17 and IS. Each -p
appears in a different category of com--
petition -swim&uit, talent or ev,ening
gown -on each of the three prelirmaary
night..
Nam., of wlnnerl In the evenlnl 10WJ1
compeUtioo will not be announced until
Satuni1y.,
Prellniinary wlnnei'I each get 1 fl,000
ocbolanblp. • . ·
lerry Lewis Named
Viejo Reslde9t, P~er
Accu~e Performer in·Suit
A MiS!ion Viejo man 1114 bis lwlntll
partner today aued ealerlaloer Jmy
Lewis for l350.000 In .. Onre• Counl)I
Superior Court lswoull tll&t c:hlr1u the
comedian and tbe corporation Ile controls
wllh fraud.
Slsnley C. l.ynn and partner G. 'J.
Clmlnald ol Wlnono, Minn. nama Lewis
and the Network Cinema Corporation 11
defendant. In a compltlnt that clalmo
they were the vlctlrns of mlareprum-
lstlon In 1 franchise offer.
Lewt1 Is Identified u the chairman all<\
prinelp;.; lharebolder of I h I llahlOll
Cinema ehala.
Lynn and Cimlnsld allep 1bo1 Ibo
Lewll llWP had no autllar1l1 lo of!tr
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them the right, lo dUlriliuta -
(or the clne1111 chain . ttirouillout the
Orana• Cooo1y .....
They clalnl that the Lowll .. .-
did not hi .. the •l'!"""al ol the alatt'I
commissioner of corpontlonl to ""'1op
IUCh ICllon deoplle It• alleaed elatma
that It did have 1uch autbonty. '
Lynn and Clmlnltl, wbo atate !hay paid
'50.000 lo the Lewis .,...P for Iha oole
rlghl to aeJJ --~ Caanly, .... allop that the Clmrna
orpnlAllon -the po\>mlled billlnlll. lldor!lllllon ........... thal
WGllcl ba" •MM 11111n lo ......
fnwt' IF
Arab Terrorist Warning breatil!g well over the 12 foot nwt. •
. -. Rip rap formerly Wider eight feet of
-.-san<fwas exposed. Tbr,..lnch Iron poota
holding a beavy bulkhead buckled.
Wooden"cltcks cavad Jn. I> dozen -
were in jeopardy o[ falling. JERUSALEM . (AP)' -'ren Israeli
sportsmen slain at the Olympie Games
came home in coffins today, and Jsrael
warntcl Arab ~Us h'!fborlng terniri1\s
that ~y "will bear the responsibility
for the terrorists' acts." .
A! the caskets., drape; in Star o~
David Oags, rested on army command
cars Wkler a blazing sun, deputy Prime Minister YJgal Allon deplon!d security
precautions at the Munich Olympics as
"totally Inadequate."
But he said Israel's anier was aimed
at the 'assa~ins who staged the Munich
massacre and the governments that sup.
jMrl them. . •
Weqing relatives and shrieking won>
en thlew them.selVes u p o n the coffins
after they were unloaded from a jet·
liner at L4xl Airport, and the shoUldert
ol Israeli troops guarding the bodieo
were• lhak1ng ~ aobs. ~i .. 1~(. Soldlen, police, foreign diplomats, .or·
dlnary Iaraella by the lhoosands. and
-members of tile Cablnel'~ Jhe air-·
ll0'1 -Uie ~ ol two .,ttacb by Jer.
ibrJlll' bi'Mo1! · ' ' ' ' ' ·• '
Nolab)1 mlaalnl "!" ·Prlmt 14Jnislor
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Residents were up most of the nlgbt,
working as the salt spray dashed over
..-------,.,....---~-them, teyill8 to make lhlnga_ bold until
the tide receded. • .-·
Golda Meir, whose 8S-year-0ld sister,
Shana Keingold, died early today,
· W eko~e Clubs
W ag.ing 1 Battle
COLU"'1JUS, Ohio (UP~) -An
unfriendly court fight is shaping up
between two organizations whose
busines~ is welcoming newcomers
to town.
Housewannen, Inc.. filed a
$509,600 suU Wednesday in Com-
mon Pleas Court qain.!t Welcome •
Wagon lntemational, Inc. and
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
Co.
Housewanners claims It i! ·en-
titled to equal OOnalcitration from ·
the elatt!fc""""JIOD,f t whleb 11""1 •' 'Uat. bf tta ntw1 ~ cmtomers w ·
Welcdrfte1W1kon! 1~
Trailer support! were ex t e n de d.
sandbags put In place, the bulkhead
repaired where possible. For the !DOit
part their efforts wm successful.
Bui there are ml3fortunes Jib -of Pete: Schmidt, whose year old wooden
deck caved in. The ocean end of his eo..
foot trailer fell in, too. The coach Wal
saved when q bulldozer was called in to
pull it out.
Six other trailers, in danger of falling,
were alao removta Wednesday.
Residents are optinpstic, though.
Alreacly' the Slnd Is beginning -lo bulld,
but it will be a long time before !1'1 bac:i
up to . the ortglnll l<vel.
A spokesman for lhe El Morro Jnvut.
meht Comp'any, 1'uebolder of the part.
said It will be necessary to et!OltNct a
· aew •buJkheid,
r ltesl<t(nU:, he said, remain cm the
beach sborlng up whit they CID •and
clearing out rduH.
luxurious spring· down
and feather sofas • • •. •
• T\ll.SI hlndso!Jl• tofu --dellgned
to give you the ultimate In seating
comfort with down ind fnthtr
back pillows, cftep spring doWn
.at cushions enwloped In down
Ind fllthet;S ,ll!ld twO.~t-
. fllltd 11'1!1 plllows, C'-from
a.wide lllectlon of fine
fllbrlcl one! sizes.
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Three 1tylea to clwtne from
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COSTA MESA. !CALIF.
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State Polls· Residents on Doheny Beach Use
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111 JORN v AL'l'EllZA Of ...... ,...., ..
A slate IJ«l<l' charged wttb •tudyin(
the poulble puttlwe of a strttcb or
Doheoy beachtront fer public uae has
begun to poll Orange Coss! residenll,
asking them II they have h ~ d
unttatricted use of an 1ccess ~ent
whtch has compJJ<:ated negotiations with
the aelters. •
Robert Meyer, deputy director of parka
and rocreatloa ior the state, said today
that lhe State Department of General
Services. has begun to aeek aw.!rn
stftements by capistrano B °"" c b
--.......... polltianl Wll1 coverin( ..oDiii ,_;,vorvtnc Wld
overlooldng the ....,... wbltb once bold
the posh Capiltnno 11-.11 Qub.
Thus lar the mte olflclal bell..,. ooly ·-ball lbe ·----graalloC -aal1 lo Pillades -eoaldbe~ v.... thin 12.s m1111oa bu beelt set
aside lot the purclwe of lbe beach from
menbenl fl( the llOll'"Yanisbed club. Bu\
bocaUIO the ea-opllll the, -I,
state porb alflclals claim Ibey coilld mily
but the pirUon between I!bl>en1 ·-
~conn y -Modifies
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Sign O.rdi:rtanc.e ~·
By JACK BROBACK
Of ""' ti.lb ,.lhlt lllff
Orange County's sign restriction law
applled to scenic corridors ' In unin-
eorporated areas was modified WOO.
llt'$~ay by the Board Chainnan 6onald
W. Caspers of Newport Bej!.~.
The modifications, offered by the Coun·
ty Planning Commission to the .ordinance
adopted 15 months ago, include nlll'"
rowing the sign restriction district cor·
rldor to One-half mile on either side of
the designated thoroughfares, rather
than a full mile, and requiring that . use
pennit exceptions to the Jaw come before
the Planning Commission rather· than the
county zoning administrator.
Provis_lons of the proposed amended
ordinance sent back -to the comrilissioo
for· furtner-study at the instigation of
Supervisol-David L. Baker of Garden
Groye included strict regulations for in-
d1.1stri3.1 zones and an individual business
iien size limit.
Baker also got removal of a provision
allowing but a single extension on· the
eventual final removal of billboards
along the scenic corridors.
The vote to adopt was passed .• to · O
with Caspers abstaining.
The Newport Beach supervisor said, "I
believe the entire county should be in-
cluded in the sign restrictions zone but of
course we would need the cooperation of
the cities.for that and it bas not been eVi-
derit."
Caapen also said be was oppnse\I lo
narrowing-the corridors to the onerinlle
widtru ••we must face the economk facts,
ot life' as tbet clasb -witb~tbe v1'\lal
facts;"• be added. "I.am out to.get' rid of
aH billboards."
The revisions Wednesday also included
adding Champman Avenue east of
Orange leading to Irvine Park and lhe
Rev. Arthur Tanktnloy
Dr. Tankersley
1'o Be Installed
~tLaguna Church
Live llak canyon Road .. the restricted areas ,.1 • Pre-· hicruded w<fe the Santa Ana CQyoQ..Rive~\ Ffteway1 Pacific
eoas1 Higbwai', OrtegaHl&fr,vay:.EI Toro
Road, '1.agulia Fieeway-Laguba canyon
Road, San\a Ana ~ San Delgo freeways
and the Santiago Qinyon ~
A portion of 11!1 ~ewport Mway .was
eliminated fl'OIJI-• the zone bec8Ust 1t IS
now Included in:lbe new city of Irvine.
Baker argue<! effectt .. ly that it was
unf!lir to .. a~ly the restrictive sign law to
all industiiif and manufacturing areas,
many of whJch are are far removed f P>m
the proposed scenic corrltlors.
He also saJd it' was wrong to restrict a
small business in a shopping center to
signs based on the width ot the stofe'•
frontage. "A large SU)>efmarket gets too
big a break OYezt .at .~~businesmian,"
he asserted... .
Tbese. !WO' '1il>Jects were aenl bai:k to
lhe planJ!ers for further study.
Caspers, backing bis argument for
more restrictive laws compared Harbor
Boulevard lo Fasblon Island and the
Irvine lnduslrlal Complex. "ff those
large stores and the multitude of in·
dustrles can live with limited signs, uther
areas should be able to do so," he
argued.
The law as adopted pfovisionally
Wednesday allows up ti' five years for
amorllzatinn of eslsllllg. billboards and
non-<Ollforming bullclinc· signs. ·
Repreaentalives of the sign industry
argued against the restrive ofdhiance to no avail . 1 ·
Jerry JaCkson of the Sign Users Coon-
,cii -~f .• CalllornJa saJ( llUUlJI lignl~.were
-aa i _.enionce lo Ctlllomera of :00..inesaes, that resl<lcllDJ store llglls' to
a ratio of frontage rather tban ,property
was unfair and lhal oome flashing signs,
all of which are prohibited, were at·
tractive. "'-·
He Wiii, Joined. by Cotty Wells of the
Calli~ Electrtc Sign Association wbo
said he bad beelt ·frustrated In trying lo
work with the county planning staff in
framing the ordiance.
He argued that 1lgns must he of suc-
cicient size to be visible and readable.
Credit Union
Classes Slated
At UC Irvine
The University of Cllifornia, Irvine, in
conjuncllon wilh the California Credit
Union League, will offer an advanced
credit union management program In the
winter qqarler.
The course, entitled "Profes.slonal
Desiptlon in Management,""is designed
for credit union muiagmenf personnel. It
will lead l!J a certificate of completion, or
~ equivalent of an usoclated arts
decree.
There are nine required courses in--
eluding fo'Ur e~eclives. Courses include:
credit union management &!ld operations,
business • ecooornics, business finance,
money and· banking, business statistics,
Investment priitclples, advertising prin·
clples· and pollcles pius credit manag ..
menl
' For fllrllir lnformallcin call the
Ctollfomli Crecnl Union Leegue't FAuca-
tion ,and TralttlnC Oepartmen~ GMtK4. ·
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Put'I ~boundary and then» -· ·~ still Is • chance that the
...,.,.i -staff wiD ao lo lht at-lomoy 1......i lo ... U there could be a
lqal taterpretallon of the nlldlty of the
euement. •• Meyer said.
Apparenllf, the stale aaoncy Is aeeking
documented evidence lhat the public -
which now -the beach 't will -bu
had ~ -lot I period of yean. U that can be _.,., then Ibero
la a chance tbal Ille ........ t tecltnk:ally
tpPJled only lo certain homeowners -d be ruledinvalld.
Bush Hour Wait
Field ,..,._wi .... !or the 1"116•1
W.li:tl olllces already have personally
contacted aome Palisades residtnts on
the Issue.
Their .. 1111ep ..,.. to copy names and
1ddreats from · petiUoos filed in a
dl.rpule .... the dealrucllon of • g ... bo
overlooking the beach. The p%ebo, say
oeveral landowners, Is on prlvole prop.
erly •lated for • bousing project.
Residents, hdwever, claim that the
land Is 1 public park that was •llq edly
wrested from the public In land treansa ..
lloos ,...,.-agd.
That Jl\Altft' now Is headed for the
courts. --
Wllt!ber tho beach easement also Is
headed for the cowts, Is not yet
determined.
•·c~al .services may Just be explor-
ing every J)06.\1bHity before recommend·
something on the purehaSe,'' Meye-r said.
He added lhat there has been no
decision on a flnal purchase price.
Me.yer added that there is no" rtal
w·gency over tbe plll'Chast, because the
funds allocated after a legislative fight
last year can be "stored'~ for the n~xt
two fiscal years and extensions can be
Motorists using Culver Drive during rush hour re-
cenUy were late coming home for dinner. For about
20 minutes Santa Fe..Railroad.-crews inadvertenUy
left a portion of a train blocking intersections at
Culver Drive and Harvard Avenue in Irvine while
they completed a switching operaUon. City staff,
members, soine of whom use Culver on thei r way
home, said the incident was unusual. Irvine motor-
ists evidenlly ar~ pat~n t, they say,..since no com~
plaints were Jogged. Jrvine Company ma ster plan
hints bridge will separate cars and trains in the
fut-Ure.
Bu:rgener Talks in ·Laguna
Chamber Members Hear Commentary ort Legislature
Stale Senator Clair Burgener (R.S..
Diego) apPeared . befoi:e members of the
Laguna Besch ~ of Cornmm:e
Wednesday morning, offering com·
menf¥r on the P.Ut oession QI lite
CallhmUa Lejlslature. · • . > Blll'lener, now a clbdidate for the
newly~fonned 42nd Cong re' 1 s lo n a I
Dlslrld, expreased displeasure wilb the
current method of reapportionment on
the state, level and defeat of the bf ..
partiwl tax shift measure in the Senate.
He did ezpress confidence in a welfare
refonn package that went into law one
year ago, deisgned to lower the number
of persons on public assistance and at the
same time increase benefits to the needy.
''Re apportionment," Burgener
delared, "sltouldn't be done by the
Legislature. The conflld of interest ls bla-
tant and obvJous." He suggested fonna·
llnn of a bl·parlisan collllllission lo study
reapportionment every 10 years.
'11te newly-created 42nd Congressional
District, ~ said, has grouped cities with
similar in~ts. "They are interested
In preventing urban blight and don't want
lo be dominated by large cities," Burg-
ener said.
College Srorts
Phys Ed Classes
Physical education should be fun and
have value later in life .
That's the new phllosopby -of Sad-
d)eliack Community College which Ibis
faJI will inaugurate courses in bicycllng,
handball, tennis, volleyball and archery.
The so-called tax reform plan support voted for It three times, twice in com-
by Gov. Ronald Reagan and Assembly mittee and when it came to the Senate,"
Speaker Robert Moretti, Burgener· noted, he said. _ .
was really a .. tax 1tiift". measure. The bad, he said. was that state in--~ bi1! was ,killed .thi1--&Wlll11er, lack~ -· -,come:-.taxes, sales tax, personal .incoine
Ing tfiree votes tor-senate ·Pamge~»att~ taxes, ·and bank and corporation' taxes
easily clearing foilt conimillees ·and ll\e would have gone up.
Assembly. The good was that basic aid to schools
"It wa.s both a good and bad bill, but I would have increased, while property
taxes would have dropped ·substa ntially,
Festival Entries
Asked to Return
Organizations that participated ai this
year's Laguna Beach Winter Festival are
enc:ouraged to becOme a part cf next
year's event, despite cuts in the Chamber
of Commerce's advertiiilng and pro-
motion mntract with the city.
Though the expense of a paid
coordinator cannot be afforded this year,
the Chamber ls hopelul some type of
Winter FestivaJ may be held as a means
of attracting visitors to Laguna during
lhe off season.
The chamber will suggest that not all
activities be confined to the fonner
three-week period and that the arpiual
Patriot's Day Parade be held on a
weekena other than the three day
weekend honoring Washington's birthday.
Burgener $8.id.
"1be shift was from the property tax
to other tues which follow the-economy
more closely," the ·state senator said.
"The bill would have beneCited those on
fixed incomes and retirement."
In the area of welfare, Burgener said
that before the reform package became
Jaw one out of every six penom und er 18
in C&lifornia was receiving publlc
assistance. Predictions, he said, held that
figure would increase to one out of three
in the next few years.
"Eve1,1 if we had a willingness to pay,
we would not have the ability,'' be uid.
Passage of the welfare plan. which he
helped author, sliced 160,000 persona
from the welfare rolls during. the first
year and increased benefits to pei'sons
with dependents.
The legis lat ion also limits receipt of
welfare benefi ts while employed, thus ·
provjding more funds to those who really
need them, Burgener aaid.
1011gbl beyond Iba!.
In the mtantint'e, the' beacli ......
assertedll' Is private property ~.!:
sale has been uucl like any otltlr .--
scc1ton of shoreline,
It shows signs or abuse as well.
The public gains access to tbe ~
through a gap in a fence.
Trash pickup ls i!pOl'adlc at btll; •
animal regulations apply and ~
do not 1m1n the shoreline.
Parking, free to those who can fiDd "9
usuaJJy is done on tbe &boulder of Padftc
Coast Highway along the Santa Fe Rd
RC'ad Tlght-of·wa .
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Board Blunts
NigU,el Lana-;
Use Protest
. A move by homeowner group& in the
Laguna Niguel area to block the develop-
Dlenl of 30 acres of property in the
area to high de11sity use was blunted
\Vednesday before the Orange County
~oard of Supervisors.
Representatives of residents or th&
area protested the development of 11
unit s per -acres proposed by Kaufman',
and Broad for the land located south of
Niguel Road and adjacent to the pn>t
posed alignment of the now·defunct
Pacific Coast Freeway .
Jack Cresman , representing the 3,000-
member Laguna Niguel Homeowners
Association and Jim Th om p son ,
representing the Highlands Community
Association, urged the supervisors to
adopt an emergency ordinance restri e-
ting the proposed development to five
units per acre.
The m.ove falled because only three
supervisors approved tbe zone change
and a four-fif~hs vote is required for ~
adOi)iiOn bf emergency Ordinances.' ·
Favoring the homeowners pleas were
superviS(lf'! Ronald Caspers. \Vllllam
Phillips and David Baker. Supervisors
Ralph Clark and Robert Battin abstained
from voting stating that they felt the
matter should be subject to a full pubUc
hearing when both sides of the con-
troversy could be heard.
The homeowner representatives argued
that the deletion of the proposed freeway
through the area reduced the need for
high density development. They argued
tha t they ba.d only been informed of
Kaufman' and Br;oad'a intentions within
the past three ~eeks and bad gathered
t,000 signatures on a protest petition i.rl
the pail week'. · J
The property was puttbased several
yesrs ago by tbe developmenrfil'm lrom
the La&ii!!!i Nlaite.f ()or~&U91! whlclt ft!!t_
now baen sUcoeelled by Avco Community
Developers, present owners of moSt of
the Laguna Niguel acreage.
Supervison finally voted to schedule a
full public hearing on the controversy
next Wedneaday, Sept. 13, at 9:30 a.m.
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Teachers' Lunch
Set by Chamber
New teachers to Laguna Beach Mon.-
day will get 11 taste of the art C(l]ony's
food, scenery and people at the annual
New Teachers' Luncheon sponsored by
the Chamber of Commerce.
The new staff members will break
bread with local civic leaders in the
Hotel Laguna's Riviera Room, overloot..
ing the ooulh end of Maln Besch.
Gilts donated by downtown merchant•
will be given to the eight new staff
members at St. Catherine's School an d
the 25 new teachers to the Laguna Beach
Unified School District.
Physical education is no longer a re..
quimnent for students over the age of
18, because of the recent change in the
age or majority in California'. * CUSTOM DRAPERIES*
Otber courses include aerobic training,
beach acllvil!e3 and Hfety, weight lilt• ,
Ing, body building for men, body
mechanics for women, various team
sports and •ports offkjating.
.InformaUon on the courses available
from the b!fiC!' of Sludent ,Persorutel,
187·9700 or tiHllO. · Reglstrallon begina MoodaY· C1asaes resume Sept. 18.
Today's C!esire for sell-expre ..
sion has brought with it o 'need
for creative imagination and •x·
pertise. The R...verent Arthur 1 "J'erry ,.,
'!l\nketsley will be installed as pastor nl the Community Presbyterian Church o!
Laguna Beach at 8 p.m. Sunday in the
sanctuary. ·~ 1 Mrs. Ynez YsidoraRomer Our skiRed experts will bo
happy to create now ideas far you
or carry out your own . or. Tanke1'1ey wl)l speak to lhe cllurcb
CQllgr.tgaliqn a~J11C·t 4.m. and 10:301.m.
"'i'tlce: Sund . -
P 11or lo coming Ill lhe Laguna Besch
ch.urcb, Dr. 'Tankersley, 3S, was a~iate
pastor at· the ·la· canada Presbyterian
Clnuch. Df: Tanke,,.lcy pl~ lo move to .
Llguna .Biach with his wK• Kly and two
year old son, Jef(nry.
• Born jn Texas, the pastor was educated '•---~•t~eslmool Collj1,• Fllller ~I ,. *mfoary ana r ncer-n ThoO!Oidc•I
&emlnFY· lie earned bis PbD at ciu.·
• l!JOfll Gr•dual• ScbnOI.
He 11•• ordah!e4 b1 the Los An(elel
Presbytery In l&e3 and baa oerveci U ID ..utanl put.or of the W 111 b Ire .
Prosl>Jtel'ian Cburc~ In Los Anplea. FtflOWinll lbe instollalloa, lMro will J>e
a '*"ptloii In honor of Dr. Ttnkmlq and bis family at Ille Fellowlblp Hall.
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Funeral Rites Conducted
Fltneral aervlou ...... held TUeaday In
the San J-Capistrano Miulon for
\'11<1 \'lkiora !\Omer, I native resident
wbo died In Coost -last Tbunday ' alteo.a Jona' l11neai .,.._ ft.
Mll. Romer, who llved. •I IZ!Ot Del
Obispo St., w11 Ibo Srql .,..,1 lflnd·
t!altlbter "" Don J... rorster and Y1idora Pico, ..,. or the llrsl famUlts to
aettie In what la now *lllth o..,.. Coun-
.,. She WU tfte .... I V""«I ....... fl(
MArto Fonter and Qutld11Apt ~~ fGandlnf lamlly of Ibo llaocbo ..,...
Marprlta. The ranch wu tater lnbo
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up lo become Camp Pendletoo and tbe
Mlsllalt Viejo Ranch.
Lui rttes ldl: Mrs. Romer were follow-
ed by burtill tn Aacenston cemetery In El
Toro. · -Slie was a !Owiding riitmber of the San
Juan Capistrano lllslorlcaJ Society and
belonged lo !he COIJJtlJ C r I p p le d
Cblld.,,n's Relief Assoclal1on and to the
San Juan Ctoplslrano Women'• Club.
Site is surllved by her lt!taJ>lnd, Carl: a
IOn, Carlosi two sisters, Aide G. Leet
and Lucana Isch of San Juan Capistrano;
anil !W. llJ'anddaujbterr, Victoria and cameron Romer •
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AT LIVINGSTON'S We carry tl•e large1t and Jint1t
Carpet A Draper11 11itction ouaUabte
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Bost of aR, they can work
these trensformations for you,
with pin money or big budget
fabrics.
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Open Dally 'Ill 5:30 -Fridays '({{ Q:OO
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<;ounty ;Draft
Just a Breeze?
ONCE Al\OUND THE BEAT -Right·
ly or wroncJy, the Santa Ana Drift Board
has seoeialod 'qulta a ...,..talion over The
past fe• wan. The board bu been noted
for taking the bard Jlne on exempt.ions.
Many Orange Coontians who have
paS!ed thMu,11h lhoae drafty portall in
past times of -1rTiternatlonal
unplea1antne11 agree It w11 a too,gh out·
lit.
If your draft numtier came up in our
J'eglon and your body wu warm, you
went. If you could crawl in lo the place,
you were on the olive drab bus, Es:·
emptions were granted to thole few uu.
fortwiate1 who seemed to have · ceued
Inhaling and exhalln1-
Bul lbe ilmtl, lolkl, Ibey .,. •-cban&· tos.
THE SANTA ANirmit Board. for u·
· ample. just at Ill last aesalon iranted ex·
em,PtkllS lo three conscientious ob-
jectors. 'fttany other cases have been
~rd with sympathy.
Part of it might have to do wilh the
composition ol the board. The newest
member, for example, Is Joseph
O'SulllVan, the former Laguna Beach
city councilman who prore"ionally ii an
admlnlltralor within tho Santa Ana
achool 1ystam. O'Sulllvon partlcullll'ly
dells '!rilh problem 1tudenll. It ii un-
derstood he wa1 nominated tor the draft·
board job by Superior COurt Judse Bruce
Sumner or Laguna, the f o r m e r
assemblyman from our area.
Of ooune, lbe kid• 11y don't tn11t
~y over 80. Well, O'Sullivan is over
30. But ho 11 under lO.
So lbe Umeo, Ibey are Mbanlin1.
* SPEAKING OF youth, It aeems obvlou•
that lbe ocbool board for tho newly form·
ed Slddlebact Unified Scllool Dl>trict
down Mlsalon Viejo way la certainly
trying to fOCUI .OD lbe YOUll(U .. 1. Tho
board ba1 declared its intent to Rat a
high ochool 1ludent alq with the other
trustees u a "non-voting member." If
lbe klds,play It smart, 111 bet Ibey aet a
Vollni member too, before IOI!&.
POLITICAL rt.It bu Ions rumbled
that the two Harbor Area cltlt1 or
Nawport B<acb ond CO.ta Mesa might
get their councila together and iron out
some mutual pacts for government
operationl.
You tnow1 like they could cooperate in
areas of fire service, maybe police
helicopter operations and possibly even
on traffic problems now that Pacilic
Coast Freeway 11 a dead-end street.
So now Cotta Mesa has upped and
1igned a mutual aid pact on fire pro-
tection. With Newport! NoP<. With Sonia
Ana. Just proves you can never tell
where your allies will come from
someUmes.
THE BATJt.E Av conUnue1 with
evu:ybody in Orange County wanting an
International-type airport ., long u it's
10tneplace else. Now the folks up Brea
and Yoi'ba Unda way are organit.lng to
fight agalnll a bi& jetport n<l<t door In
Chino Hills. The name of the anti-jet
force ia PATCH. Give up? Okay, it
1tands for "Prevent Airport Through
Chino Hills." So there.
HUNTINGTON s'tcu w e I c o m e s
nearly 250 surfen tomorrow for the U.S.
Surfboard OWnploDJhlpo. N°" all Ibey \:;d is someUtlng better than two-foot ~. They may make It this year.
* AND nNAIJ. Y, we have the Laguna
Beach school board which bu lcheduled
• !peclal !tudy seuion just to talk S1bout
what kind of shoes are proper for we.er
on campus.
lt'a got to be a debate with a lot of
sole.
McGovern Berates Connally in Texas
1J. Ji.. JJ..
Democratic
Chairman
BawsOut
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tho national . -chairman 0( lbe Democrat.I' votar regl>-
tratloo drlve, wblch Sen. Georte S. Moo
Govern 11id had priority In hla-pr .. l·
dentlal bid, realped today in an apparent
dispute with McGovern'• top C1JJ1palgn
ajdel.
Rep. Frank Thompeon Jr. (J>.N.J.),
said In a ''Dear George" Jetter hand·
dellvued to McGovern'• oUlct, "It ls
imperative for me to ttturn at the ear1·
iest possible date to my duti~'ln Congress
and \"=the dilllcult
task of belng re-
elected from my new
dlltrict."
TbomptiOn a l d e 1
told UPI that lbe
break was the re.
suit of "ln~er
ence" by McGovern
campaign managFrs,
..,. ~ principally G a r y
Hart, in the registration drive, which
McGovern promised would be subject to
'Ibompsoo's cootrol alone.
McGovern handpicked Thompson In
July to head ibe drive, stating that his
campaign's priority would be to try to
sign up the estimated 45 million voters
\vho are not regbtered.
Thompson wu naUonal chairman cf
the drive that reglstered a.:z mlllkln voters
in. John F .._ Kennedy'a. aucce.ss!ul -..11980
campaign ' for the presidency.
Thbmpson telephooed McGovern In
Dallas Wednesday night to tell him that
th"e letter was en the way. McGovern re.
portedly urged Thcmpson to stay on the
job and promised that he wculd penonal·
Jy work out any dlUerences that exllted.
Thompsoo 11.oo talked Wedneoday with
LaWttnce F. O'Brien, McGovei-n's na·
tional campaign director. who aired his
differences, last week with McGcvem
strategists ever how the campaign was
being waged. O'Brien reportedly apprcv·
ed Thompson's decision.
Hart and McGcvern's chief money
raisers -Miles Reuben and Henry Kim-
melman -"crossed Frank up on at least
five OCCUiOlll over financing of the reg·
istratioo drive," Thompson a.idea said.
Amtrak Lawyers
Sue-Railroaded
f 11, Liquor Raid
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -Attorneys
for the National Railroad PU!ellger
Corp. Amtrak, have filed suit against
county and state cfficlals, contending
that a state raid en a train serving liquor
by the drink was illegal.
Amtrak lawyer Lloyd Bendield said in
the Amtrak complaint filed in federal
court here that !eden! laws organizing
the railroad company barred the ap-
plication of state stat14tes.
"The corporaticn shall not be subject
to any state or ether law pertaining to
lhe transportation cf passengers by
railroad as it relates to rates, routes er
servi~." Benefleld said the Jaw read.
Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board Agents. accompanied by
Oklahoma County Asst. Dist. Atty. Irvin
Box and a dbtrlct attcrney'1 lnve1Uptor,
boarded an Amtrak train at Ardmore Ju-
ly IS ond bought mixed drlokl while en
route to Oklahoma City.
Wben the train stopped In Oklahoma
City, club car barman George ll Bell
and railroad steward John Gibson, both
cf Chicago, were arrested and agents
confiscated the liqoor the train ca rried
and reoords of liquor sales.
Nixon Also
Under Fire
On Economy;
DAWS (UPI) -campalJIOln& today
hi Texu, S<n. · Geori• S. McGovern kept
up bis drumflro of crlUcilln of former
Tre.uur)I Secretary Jobn B. CooDally, oD
mllllonaim ond the economic polidel cl
lbe Nixllo admlnistralloo.
Altbouflh COnnally, wbo oow heads the
Democrats for Nlsoo orpnlzltion, was
. three times elected governor d. Texas,
McGovern did not mute. lhe 1tta~ on
the 1 crmer cabinet oUlcia1 which l)ad
brought cheers from crow~ la other
atates. · .
0"It doesn't surprise me that John Con·
nally and his billionaire friend! have ,..
decided they are more at home with
Richard Nixon's brand of
Republlcanism," the Demo.cr•tic ,
presidential nominee told an outdoor ·
rally In Dallas Wednesdafntghl. "l don'
mind at' an beln& bronded radical by tbat
crowd."
Oly11apie Tragedy Marked
IN A STATEMENT Wiied In advance
of a scheduled walk through a Dallas
supermarket, McGovern bented PrfsJ..
dent NiJ:on for the inflation whicb he said
was "ground into every pound of ham-
burger .. , folded Into every 1&ct of
flour." The Olympic flag and flags of some ot the particl~
pating nations fly at half·staff in Munich's Olympic
Stadium during a memorial
Jsraeli athletes.
service for the slain
"Each dollar we spent in 1972 buys on-
ly al cent.I worth of soods ond -al
January, 1969 pricts,11 be aid. '11Mi
other 18 ceol> 11 lbe direct C05I we, P!'Y eVerY day out cf every dollar for the
stunning economJc failures of this Id·
ministration." -.New .Smog Curbs • ID
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Sta~dards w Apply for 1974 .Model Trucks, Buses
TRE ·SOUTH DAKOTA senator'•
schedule today wu loaded with the
tblng:s his backers call "listen.in& tours,''
trips to meet the wter in .. bis naUvt
habitat.
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The govern·
ment today proposed new rules designed
to cut both exhaust and smcke pollution
from trucks, buses and ether vehicles
with heavy duty engines.
.The new standards, applying beth tc
gasoline and diesel engines, will lake ef·
feet starting with the 1974 model year -
ccvering vehicles on which production
will start durln8 1973.
The Environmental Protect.ion Agency
said the new rules are basically similar
to standards it originally wanted tc im-
JX>:Se for the 1973 model year, but which it
de}ayed one year because the industry
said it cculd not comply soon enough.
• lt also said the standards are substan-
tially the same as those in effect under
state law in C4lifornia for the 1973-74
model year, although Cilifcmia has. no
separate limit on smoke.
The standards cover heavy duty
vehicles, defined as those which carry 12
er more passengers er which weigh 6,000
pounds or more. A spokesman said that
included mostly trucks and b u s e s,
although 90me smaller vehicles such as
airport limcusines might be affected as
well.
DAILY PILOT
DELIVERY SERVICE
' Oellvery of ihf OallJ Piiot
Is guaranterd
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The agency said the new standards for
gasoline engines will lower the present
level of allcwable ei:haust emissicns cf
hydrocarbons and ·carbon monoxide by
more than 30 percent, and for the fll'St
time will J>l!.l limits on the emjssions of
nitrogen cxldes. -.
Diesel engines, the agency add~, will
for the first time be limited in the
amount of hydrocarbons, carbon monoz~
ides and nitrogen oxides they may emit.
In addiUon the,Yilible smcke emission
from diHel engines will have to be
reduced by roughly 30 ·percent.
The 1tandards cover both U.S. ond Im-
ported eJl8ines, but Will not aflect
engines manufactured prier to lhe 1'74
model year.
He was to walk through a U.Ila!'I
supermarket. the NaUooal Aeronaiucs
and Space Administration beailquarten
in Hcuston, and a tractor factory in
Pecria, DI. He was to end the day witb a
DightUme rally In Rockford, JU.
McGovern'• Dallaa rally pointed up lbe
streqtbl ond weakoe..., of bis drive lo
collect Teus' 26 elecloral Yites, Tho
. . , crowd of about 3,000, wu enlhusl~lc ~)
.. ,. • U1,w&1 aJmojlt . exclusively young anil
; ' prtdomlnanUy )'hlta. Tho 1tate'1 top
• Democratic officials mostly stayed awiy. Toll Mouilis in Ii!elana;
Home of Official Bombed
BELFAST (UPI) -Gunmen bombed
the Belfast home of a Roman Catholic
pcliticlan today. killing a woman
relative. British troops clashed with
Protestant ll}()bs in what an army
spokesman said was "the worst Protes.
tant rlollng in three years."
Residents ln ether Belfast areas found
tbe bull el· riddled bodies of two meo, Poth
apparently the victims of asJas!ina_lk!.o.
One was dumped from a car in the
Cathclic Falls area, the other found in
the Protestant Woodstock area.
The latest deaths raised the fatality
toll in three years of Ncrthern Ireland
violence to 552. .
( IN SHORT •.. )
The bcmbers struck at the. home cf
James O'Kane, chairman of th e
Republican Labor party ond recenUy
released from Internment u a· auspected
member ol'lbe outlawed lrl!h Repubiican
Anny (IRA),
• Slude Damqe Se~
notified II) advance through Korean
Ambas.sadcr Yu Yang-eu.
. e Long War Predicted
PARIS (VP!) -South Vietnam
predlcted at 'the daadlocked Palis peace
talb today tbat the war In Vlebiam wJD
drag OD tndefinlleJy uni... the Qun.
munisla •--tbtlr gOlf Of ~-victory and negotiate. '
Both Bides at tbe 158th omion "de-
nounced the uae of violence lo settle
political dl.oputea. Yet the delegaflooo in ·
their opening remarkl pve no indication
Ibey were any cio,er lo a negotlfl<d oet.
tlemenl of tho conllnulni war. '
' " e ,:J Bost419es Ransomelil .
BVENOS AIRES (AP) -Three kldo
naped busin....,_ have been !reel!
unbanned after l'lll80ll1I rejJqrtedlj
toll!lni lll0,000 -. pald to tbtJr CIJ!o >
tori ~ ',
Cluerrlllu Io)'li lo u.cJlctator Juan D.' ·
Peron releued Dutch !ndustrtailst Jin J, , • ·
Von De Panne Wedneaday night alt« hli Sdleel Strlb
company paid them $IOO.OOO, company Ted lla""', 3, shows ·up at Bil' sourca sald. . • ~ -
·Tho otber Arienllne Wline..m..i were rington, R.I.. school in bis PJs
l'el<lled alter ~ I~ r.portedly as his mother fills in far flrot,
Severe Storms Rip Kansas
W ASlllNGTON (AP) -Tbe lni.tior
Department oald today tbe propeoed
development of oil shale in Colorado,.
Wyomins ond Vtab would cau!e IOma en-
vironmental damage, increa!e urban ·
concentration and change the quality of
life in the irnale rfglonl. '
Tbe department sald lbe Impacts could
be 1ubatantlal locally, but would be
retaUvely small on a broad rqJ;iial
basil. The area could pn>Vlda 10 percen!I
of the natloo'I oil needs by tbe mld-19'09'.
flDIOIDed tbein for, fll0,000, ll)d -!D'·OOO. grade teacher who is on strike.
·F~ap . ~rupts
Hail, Heavy Rain Bring Flash Flood Threat
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'
e Koreans to PNIJ Out
SEOUL (UPI) -SolJth Korea an-
nounced today ii wW po!I out Jta 'i/,rtlO
llflhtlng men from South Vietnam .....,..
nlng in December lo beef up Ill doD*tlc
defense capabilities. A hlgh-rlnldnc
Forelcn lllinlllly oUlclal, In announeq
tho 1'lanned tr.op wltbdrlwlf, !!lid die
sovernment'I declsloo II f1nll aad that
tho pullout Will be completed by non
lprin(. .
Tbe Saigon govermnent1 be Aid, 'frU
.,, I . • . ~
Aaron Burr Had His Good Side
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Fish Kill
Gal Watehing
Sloppy Gazers Get Ticket
LAKE EWNOlll: (AP)
"'1IGINIA L. cuter, pnsl---Al mucll 11 ISO tons of CENT\1RY Cln' (\IPI) -
Waldlm wlD lie watcblac Ille
1irl watchers.
The C<nlury City Civic
Couacl1 ............ today lllat
It bal 1ppoimod spec I a I
patrolmen to .,..n1 against
"ovenealous and garrulous"
walching during the Illini an.
nual Girl Watcblni }Veek htno
Sept.2'.10. •
_ THE PATROi.MEN will'
present oUenden w Ith clta-
tiool, Ille peaalty for which
will be atlaldance at a specW
clua In dllcnet Ind proper
watcblng by Joaepb Beagln,
--of Ille IntemaUonal SOclety of Girl Watchen.
Also watching the watcl>ers
will be members ol the Na·
tional or1ani11tion for
Women, who have threatened to "uae all means available to
use, includJng econ om I c
prefSW'O, to" eollghlen you to
the damage lllal Girl Watcl>
en w~ d ... to your (C.0-
Wl'Y City's) civic image, Ind
to the bitter re51Q_tment lllat It
lnipirell In Ille majority ol your
lbopplng public."
dent of the Los Aqeles NO.W lllb ha•e rben to Ille
cha"'-, in a letter to Ille Mriaco of Late Elslno"' ..... la Ibo -lllb ldll In u cumcll, caltod Ille weelt'I IEWll' -._ olflcllb 11y.
...... "laughingly outmoded A ..,.._ at the like
bat -1beleu oulnlgeously l&lcl W-.Y the llsb
oUBve." apparently died of oi;ygen
She protested the wool< in· allrvlllon Cl-by dying
vadod Ille privlcy o! WODMll algH wbJeb 1110 osygen In
working « shopping la tbo • Iha watar.
community "by !~ them The two lllb, ldlls ......,
either to remabl indoOn for 1 caused naturally, t be
weelt, or to IUbeJllC.-i, to spo!tellllOll added.
Ille unwsoted, 1-ine scrutlrlY L---------' of girl watcben."
She also called Ille week· Jooi event a 11wl&ar '*tu&."
•' BEAGIN DENlm tlJat lllrl
watching turned -lolo
leJ: objec&, lddlag, ... ~
proclaUng Ille.~ anl at-
-ol tlJe ojJpootle ... b
hardly an insult · ~ •l· God
made men and womm di!·
lerent. Women's, -Ub can't
change Uiat."
11ow .. er. be said h la
organ!zai;on. abhors Improper
watchl!lg becalrl>; ")>eiJlg· ob-
vtowJ a n d ungentlemaruy
about It ~polls the, pOOtlme for
everyone."
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Land Sale
Units Eno
Practices
Watson Hits .Comlnittee
·On Tax Shift PropQsal
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(.,.BRIEFS
lawmakers be believed their
hearing on bis initiative was
"unconstitutional" and "a
medicine abow.''
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·No Death Pen~ty
In Fragging Case
Kidney Patient Has Baby. ,
CALIFORNIA
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
In what doctors oay Is a lint,
• -....,.,, kepi alive willl sn 1rtlflcial t I d n a y
macblne llU'oup cooceptlon
111!1 precnoncy bas glveo birth
to • healthy baby.
The birth WU announced
Wednesday by doo;tors at Ille
Pftsk!lo Anny b&Je's Let-
terman General H o s p I l • l ,
Their report did oot reveal Ille
name ot the 25·year·old
mother due to her "fragile
health ...
Tboo1b 11< we•••!
premature, die boll!' pt -normal It birth. ..........
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'Ibey aid the -~· bas ouflend from • ,_.
Ually fall) kidney d'J EH ...
lhe put lour yww, -Ire
attaChed to lhe d l 1 I r.: I !!
maehine -which I* • lhe nulhlnc ac11oe ... ...,:
done by the kidney• -!ll'iiil
day1 ucb week. '
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Olympics Should Go Qn
An iticredlble acl ol war hu lhattued the "games
Of peace"-the Olympics. Tbe mark that hu been left
will be permanent and possibly paralyzing.
The Innocent vtctiml are Jews. They died In the
Olympic VU!age and on a lonely airstrip JUll over the creen Bavarian hlJJ1 from Dachau -the lnlamoua con·
«0ntraUon camp where thousands more or their faith
died u equally Innocent victims of sheer insanity.
Ttagfually, the men who died trussed up and help-
less. were athleteL They-1ralne<LancLboned lbelr .bodies
not !or war but In the belief that peaceful competition
anton.g nations couJd reach farther than the alhletic
field. Now even that is un...rtain.
Those who perpetrated this crime against humanity
claim to have done so u a polltlcal gesture -a means
of destroying Israel. They hoped to ·win sup)!Ol'Urs of
the \dolenee they .. powe.
To this day, the violence of outlaws -be they
Anbs, Irishmen or Americans -has done nolhlng but
win the world's utter contempt !or them and hatred of
their causes.
And now, like something out 'of a Faustian night·
mare, they have wreaked their violence at a place where
violence has b e e n scorned successfully for so many
yem.
The Olympic Games, though they have always had
a t!.1ge ot barmtess politics. Ibis week became the battle-
ground for the most violent type ot pol!Uu-terror.
The spirit of the Games is strong -that ls what
holds a bllllon and more people spellbound with inler-
est every four years.
Now that spirit hu met Its greatest and perhaps
final test.
Whelher or not the Olympics can maintain their
•!ability remains lo be seen. What is certain ls that men
h>ve died and shall never be forgotten.
Had they died as soldiers, fighting back against
those threatening their lives, perhaps the world would
easily have forgotten.
18 Pairs of Dear
Gloo1!1y
Gus
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Used Wrongly
~YDNEY J. HARRI~
Tod~'• word.quQ. cle8lt will\ 18 ps1n
of words that are otia mlltaken for one
anoUier and uaed wrongly. A -. of llO
percent !or correct dellnmons ls good.
I. Nauseous and
nauaeated.
2. Altunate end
alternative.
First "the political convertion1
wore out their community wel~
come because of the buma and
violence they attracted. Now, the
summer Olympics are a casualty
ol the IWU1Uc fringe ol our globe
-men who will destroy any forum
with their thint for blood, terror
and att.ntion.
-G. A. L.
Tiiis fHftlN ,.,.... ......... """" ...
MeftWllY Ill-. .. .. ----· klllll ,~, "' -.. 01_., o ... Dlltf '""·
Bui they dJed In much the same way the clilldren
of BeUast have dJed or like the mJWoos who died in
Auschwitz, Dachau or Belsell. They died as Innocents ot hi.story -heroic victim& ol senseless, mlegulded vio-
lence.
And now, lo the walte of these deaths, one of man's
greatest tools In the fight !or world peace bangs In the
balance.
When the edge of horror at this action ot madmen
bas dulled a bl~ the ~ae ot the Games mould take
on-a-new-significance. TO liive stopped tliem·now woU!CI
have been lo yield peact lo the forces of violence.
For this reason, lUture Olympians -U there are
lo be any -must steel themselves lo the possibility of
war In a peaceful oettlng.
They must renew their own spl.tlts or peace to such
a deJ!fee that violence wUJ never again be the atlempted
answir to a political question. •
New Kind of Map Making
A combination of public concern over the environ·
ment and the modern computer bas produced a new
kind of map malting.
· Befbre erecting high voltage power towers and lines
to connect its north coastal nuclear power generator
with two inland sutiatatlons, PG&E fed into its com·
puter data on ground contours, urbanized areas, wild·
life habitat, vegetation, historic spots, points of interest
and scenic views.
Maps or each element were combined in a single
varicolored map. The lighter the color on the map, the
more suitable the location for a transmission line.
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Power generation must be expanded to meet grow·
In~ needs, including the war on pollution. Doing so while
mmimizing adverse environmental effects is a far cry
Crom the days of putting up power poles and lines any·
where and everywhere. 'INSTE~ OF A CU1T1N<Q E~f, I'll BE A ~LUNl INSTIWMEN't•
Thought of Compromise Seems Alien to R~ds
Communist Morale Continues High
WASHINGTON -The breakdown in
enemy morale, which led to the Korean
truce, isn't happening in Vietnam. On the
contrary, the North Vietnamese troops
are so strongly motivated that there's lit-
tle chance of a mill·
tary collapse.
This is the con·
cluaion of four corr
fidential stud le s
made for the J)e..
fenae Department by
the RAND Corpora·
lion in 1965, 1966,
1967 and 1970. The
latesl hattlelield re-•
"The CCF (Cbinese Communist Force)
has in<reaaingly lost its capacity to con-
trol Jts troops," Goldbamer reported
urgently. "It is a matter of greatest im-
portance to realize that .•. the loss of its
military·politicsl grip over its troops •••
reached a point in June that for the
Communist command cannot be estima·
led to be less than critical."
"THE FINDINGS would, If accurate,
Indicate also bow narrow the area of
compromise in negotiations can be, at
best. Jn an indirect way, however, the
fiDdJngs also indicate a way for an end·
ing different from the one we have been
pursuing.
"The intense anger against us, the full
responsibility the .respondents atbibute
to us for the war in Its present form, are
in visible contrast to the virtual absence
of violent words .by the respondents
against their enemy compatriots. Does
this indicate a high reconciliation poten-
tial?"
those views. They"can perhapi; be killed,
but they probably W>not be dissuaded
either by words or by hardships."
·~=-~1~~~~: 1::gus all°~
important modern engines of war, cannot
be broken in his morale and motivation.
seems anomalous, because probably few
enemy armies could have carried on the
war under comparable circumstances.
3c Labor and be-
labor.
4. Cogitate and ex-
cogllote.
cogJlate" is to devise or conbive.
5. "Definite" la ipecific; "difinJUve"'
b conclusive or decisive.
port.a indkate that Communist morale is
· sWl high as ever.
In the words of the 1970 study, the
"prioclpal conclusion" must be that the
O>mmunist side, "as a group, as man for
man, seems unlikely to yield, let alone
disintegrate, under the type of pressure
the United States can apply in the pursuit
of current objectives.
GOLDHAMER'S . a$.Sessment turned
out to be right and the O>mmunists
quickly t.hereafter agreed to a truce. But
none of the signs, which led him to detect
a collapse of enemy morale in North
Korea, are now evident in North Viet-
nam .
Kellen was struck by the unshakable
morale of lhe Communist troops. "To
anyone • experienced -in .tnten1ewmg
soldiers in war,'' he wrote, "the fesdlts
are ... extraordinary. Enemy morale ap-
pears hlgb indeed, particularly In view or
the enormous disproportion Jn power and
resources: of the two contenders .•• "
"At the very-Jeast, otbeni would resent
righting an enemy who bad JI.Ms, .....,.
and napolm, wblch they lacked. But It ie
prec~ely that resentment -a powtrlul
corrosive agent to morale -that seems
entirely: al>senfin the enemy lottos .• ,
•10ne of the most effective leaflet& ln
' Worrd· War II was one entllled 'Hmnan
Hands Vs. SteeJ.' It told the Nazi soldiers
that men could not be expected to fight
with their bare hands against steel ; that
their air . force, equipment and supplies
were inferior to ours; and that it was,
therefore, not dishonorable but only
logicol lor them to give up tlie figbt and
$. Definite and de-
finitive.
6. Discreet and discrete.
7. E.G. and I.E.
8. JUDICIAL and judicioWI.
9. Luxuriant and luxurious.
10. Sensual and sensuous.
11. Policy and polity.
12. Prescribe and proscribe.
13 . Un exception a I and unex·
ceptionable.
14. Forceful and forcible.
15. Jmmoveable and irTemoveable.
16. Infer and imply.
17. Adverse and averse.
18. Triumphal and triumphant.
ANSWERS
I. You are "nauseated"; what
causes It is "11t1useous".
2. "Alternate" is to occur in sue·
ce85lve terms; "alternative" is a choice
between two mutually e x c I u s i v c
possibilities.
3. "Labor" is to toil; "belabor" is-to
attack ince~santly.
4. "Cogitate" Is to think ; "ex·
6. "Discreet" is tactful or reserved;
••discrete" is separate.
7. "E.G." stands for "for enmp1e";
.. J.E." stands for ••that is."
8. "Judicial" pertains to courts of
Jaw; "Judicious'' is having sound
judgment.
9. "LUXURIANT'' is growing abun-
dantly; "luxurious" is sumptuow:. '
10. ''Sensual" pertains to sexual ap-
petite: "sensuous" pertains to all the
senses.
IL "Policy" is a governmental pJan;
"polity" is the form of government.
l2. ''Prescribe" is to recommend;
••Proscribe" is to forbid.
13. "Unexa>ptional" is ordinary;
"unexceptionable" Js irreproachable.
14. "Forceful" is per suasive:
"forcible" is effected by force.
15. "Immoveable" Is unyielding; "ir·
removeab\e" is permanent.
16. "Infer'' is to deduce; "imply" ill
to suggest.
17. "Adverse" is against one;
"averse" Is one against.
18. "Triumphal" ill celebrating a vic-
tory; "triumphant" ls victorious.
McCloskey Has Troubles
WASHfNGTON -One oC the~ "ir·
reconcilable differences" claimed by
Mrs. Paul McCloskey in her divorce suit
against the New Left Republican
Call!omia Congressman is their strong
disagreement about Presidential ~an
didates.
M r s. McClookey
forcefully f a v o r s
President Nixon. Her
ultrHovish husband
is privately for Mc-
Govern.
For political rea-
sons, McCJoskey isn't
saying that pObUcly.
He is running fdr
reelection on the GOP ticket. Also. as
reported by this column, although con-
~ i s t e n t I y votlng against the
Administration and missing few chances
to take ":'.erbal swipes at the President,
McCJ0&key had no qualms about hustling
to the White House to be phOtographed
with the President for electioneering
purposes.
BUT LEFJ'ISTS and McGovemite
Democrats In McCloskey's district are
puttinr out word he is quietly for the
South Dakota radical.
Interestingly, McCI01key has yet to
reply to blistering attacks on Nm by
House colleagues for his fanfan!<I de·
mand that the President be "impeached"
'-'use of the J!ombing attaclcJ m North
Vietnam. II was in tbal harangue that
M<Closkey made bis widely denounced
ltatemeot that ii he were a Hanoi ruler
lie would put U.S. pri90J1erl of war lo
•rtu mder •Ir 1ttack.
lltp. Jack Kemp, R . .,.Y., blastlngl7
(ROBERT S.AI,J.EN)
assailed McCloskey In a speech on the
House floor.
HIS BAREKNUCKLED cuUgaUon
was echoed by a number of Republican
and Democratic legislators -among
them Charles Gubser, R...C.lU., Louise
Day Hicks. D.·~lass., John Hunt, R.-N.J.,
John Terry, R.·N. Y., G. W. Young, R.·
Fla., Philip Crane, .R·lll., Corletm King,
R.·N.Y., Roman Puclnskf, D.-lll.. and
John Buchanan, R.-Ala.
The next day. with an 1ostentaUous
show or indignation, McCloskey "reserv--
ed lime" to reply to Kemp's verbal
thrashing. Bul when the time arrlved1
"Petey Boy." as McCloskey Is derisively
known among colleagues, was nowbere
around.
SEVERAL DAYS laier, McCloskey
again "reserved time" to IOUDd off -
and again, when the hour arrived be was
mysteriously missing.
And he hi! continued to be so ever
since. He hu never answertd 'Kemp and
Lhe other denunciatory legislators.
Instead. two leading House dove;a:. and
New Letters have spokm out In
McCloskey's defense. Reps. Donald
Riegle, Jt.Mlch., and Jo h n Selberllnf,
D.·O., made b r I c r speeches Jaudlng
McClotkey -but carefully nol l&Ylnl • word about Impeaching the Pnlldei>\ or
using U.S. POW1 to ward off bomberL
They were very 1ilent about lhaL
'
•'TffE mOUGHT ol compromise in the
current struggle, even in return for con-
cessions, seems alien to these men," con-
tinues the study. "They see the war en-
tirely as one of defense <Jl their country
against the invading Americans who. in
turn, are seen merely as the successors
to the French .... "
Back in 1951, RAND did a similar
study of C.Ommunist morale. in the
Korean War. The results \vere so start·
ling that the RAND researcher, Herbert
Goldhamer, rushed a secret memo to the
commanding general.
RAND is a brain factory which does
strategic studies for the Pentagon. The
1970 study, written by Konrad Kellen, is
based on 22 in-depth interviews with
North Vietnamese prisoners and cor-
roborated by many other interviews over
the years.
"1£ what these 22 men have said," ad-
vised Kellen, " .• , corresponds to what
large numbers of soldiers, or perhaps
even the majority of Vietnam's 30 million
people similarly feel, then the chances of
rooting out (the Communist) revolution
by military force or political devices is
dim indeed, and emerges as an un-
dertaking questionable in more ways
than one.
BE FOUND "particularly remarkable
the degree to which the men do not' sim-
ply 'mouth' what they have been told, hut
seem to have fully absorbed and
assimilated it, rendering tt in their own
terms, illustrating it with their own u-
amples and experiences.
"Thus, what may have begun as in-
doctrination has become sincere. con-
viction, opinion and emotior., and may,
therefore, be regarded u virtually izn..
possible t~ <!Wodge._
"The men polled here -all ucept one
-are unlikely to change their views or
to lose their ....itne.. lo make the
necessary aacrlllces commensurate with
surrender. • ·
•6T() RITLER'S supermen. this wu an
milnently aenaible way of thintlng, and
they responded In large numbers. But tbt
enemy ln Vietnam ·thinks dlff"TPl'IUf."
Footoote: We reached Kellen, who
acknowledged his authorship of the
RAND report. Noth'•g he hi! learned
since 19711 has~cbsog< • hls views, be said,
but he cay\loned tliet he Is no lonler
privy to prlaoner information. From our
own IOUI'Oel, however, we teamed that
enemy morale ie still raltd as high.
Havoc in Snickerville from D'DT Ban
SNICKER GAP. Va .-This aperture in
the Blue Ridge Mountains was named
after a certain Mr. Snicker whose name
adorns the nearby village of Snickerville,
which 18 listed in the postal guide as
Bluemont owing to
the fact that it
sounds more eJegant.
Elegance, however,
Is not the quality
which attracts city
dwellers to the ridge.
The de.sire for iden-
tity with nature,
lately known as the
ecology, ts probably
the dominant attraction, but this is an
illus.ion.
One actually spends most of his time
cctnbaltlng the ecology, and with a
dlml.nisbing supply of weapons to carry
on the battle for survival. Tile Japanese
beetle, rartly seen here since shortly
after World War l,I, quickly got word of
B11 George ---
Dear George:
How can I tell if my boss listens
In on my private telephono con·
versatlons at the office?
SECCY
Dear Seccy:
Say: "Well, I suppooe Old lllg·
Ears ts on the utenskln aptn." tr
he doesn't flre You. he wasn't
listening. ·
Dear George:
My sen is 25. Whal would be a
proper allowance?
POP
Dear Pop:
Allow blm to ke<p about 40 per·
cent of his talte-home pay but
charfe bll'll eatra If he does h'!s
lsundO' al home.
(rucHARD WILSO~
the ban on DDT and bas returned in
force to devour all available un-
contaminated vegetation, especially rose
and grape leaves. Uncurbed, this rather
attractive iridiscent insect can defoliate
fruit trees as effectively as the army
chemical corps in Vietnam. After two or
three successive defoliations the fruit
trees die.
most perailtent of the cblorlnaltd
hydrocarbons.
Th~ ant, wbich also comes forepart
red and bindpar\ black, erects moWids u
much as six feet in diameter and four
feet bigb. The only known remedi Is the
direct application to the mounds of
"Chlordane" powder ,wblc)I, If Ii does not
kill them, encourages them to tranarer
their mound bulldlnl to other 1ocslitieL
The state of Virginia bas Issued dire
warnings on how uchJordane" niay b6
used. .
Here and there on the rtdie are old
stumps of trees up to tbreo feet jn
diameter which were felled many yell'I
A LOVING CONCERN for all living ago for reuoos which ,..Wd aeem
things on this ridge can lead to serious pointless, since other largdr trees are
consequences. On first sight, compasslon still Uvin& nearby.
can be felt for the common groundhog,
romantically called a woodchuck. He II a INQUIRY REVEAUJ Iha\ these are
vegetarian doing no more during ihe atumps of 1he lamed American cheltnut
months of summer than building up his tree, long 11nce exUnc1 from dlseaae, and
fat so that he may draw on It for cu\ down because they bad died. 'nlat,
sustenance during the long wlnter1a unfortunately, brinp to mind the on--
hibernation underxrouhd before h e cornlnC Westauon ol the :; moth,
emerges to be frightened by his ~dow. released from ltl suppreulm bointed
His tastes, unfortunately, are the u.me DDT, and on Ill way lnto wooded
Arte · do to the ar<eo ol the Eut to wreak bawc on as your own. r mowing wn valuable stands Qf timber and lblde ground the growing Kentuclty ..,..ier lreel. .
bean plants, .he....paUenlly~ts the . Won!= too, ot. !lie ltood1 ad. ripen1n.I. of JomatOes and ~ .com. •anee Qf !lie killer ~ from
Then tt IS merely a con~ him ' ,_ and the l"IU\Jrell and ra on who Brull wblcll DI11 IOIIle .i., Join ule
eball be, first ol the I ti not P'18111"'n -and -~ even a aer1<iu1J competitor 1 these raart tbe lntrualm of man Into UU
dellcacleit. Min)' .... ys bave been writ· lllOUlllaln eovlniiimen~ How tlity .,. to ten on bow to contnil tbls Jhkbet be coped with 111"1 be a pnbleril for !lie
marmot of the Nottheastem Uol~ nal DD'N• ...... don ~ JllOlllJlaln
Stalel without atVlng the sllghtlll hint ~ft.am ~ ._._ .._ • that he will ever be llJted amoog the ..,... ' .. m -_. 101110 -.-!'
dangered 9P0Clls.
THE OOMMON ANT IS wejl tno"" to
picnickers and tO housewives who lelve lresbl1 l>akcd eakes on the kltdlen
counter. This insect 11 a Plll\Y rdatlVa ot
the btaclt and red anti wblcb um.bu the
Appalacblan Moun~ and mist the
Quotes
-.1e11ei .--"To ooinpol • man lo lunlilll ~ o1...., lot
the (X'OPlgatlon oi ooinlona· which lie
clbbellev• II •lnlul and tyrannical."
I
aclentillc finding Indicates tb a I
cblorlnated !Jydrocarbont are, In fact,
degradable and can disappear Instead of
eogulllng UI In a· ... of poison u RacbtJ
~ .. eloquently argued. ..
NOBEL PJllZE.'.WJNNJNG Norman
BorlllJllh caeli8atea the "IJ!l~ed ... virmmeotallsll In the UnllOcl stalel" for
trying to ban cbemioals that are a boon
to mankind and Jip proved 'danger to
beaitb. -. .
In the meantime, we ·,on the ft\CIUU-
taln are carefully cmservlng our re-
maining supplies of the ques!Ji>nod cclal· ~
pounds lib the .........,.. of ~
bourbons wben probibiUon WU (lroo
clalmed. Maybe the outcome will be '\he
same and suppretaio!J o1 the prohiblltd
or llnitted IJQg-tllle!'I 'lili1 be found ._..
than their ecofosjcal alleM!fect.
Nothlii(, In any cue, will drive us from the.. bUla -not even the boqeonlng croundbocL
DAILY PILOT
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Moretti lo Back Moshenko
In Move t,O Unseat Burke
Board Approves Sale
Progress Re.port Gets OK
BJ O. D. BtJSl'INGS appolnlea In,~ I u d e Robert wlJo 19 1tl<mJ>llni lo umeat °'., ""~ .... .., Sad<eU of MWion Viejo, Kenneth Co r Y (D<:ordeo By JACK BROBACK -As or Aprlt 24, 1172, there from migration Crom Lo& esllmatod lncr<UO of ....,ix Aasernbi,y ,........ ~ coordfnator of ltudent ac-Grove)'ln the e9th Assembly ot .... o.llY ,iw s1au "''er e 66..1 ,471 p1r1ons Angeles County. populaUonof7.4percentinlbe
MorotU II ._ud lo' -:;;:.::. i:s~uv~~'.' Dbt\'lct this N....,.btt, "°"' SANTA ANA _ Orange registered lo vote In the coun-put YNr lo • total of 1.5
the com~ • fi~o;;: and Cllarlu Jloldel.of El Taro, lends the 1171 Orin&• County County Supervisors Tue>doy ty , an Increase or 49,lel over -IN 1171 TllEl\E wu a mUllon. BuUdtng l:i'il: val";i t~oi:t ~Iii Diltrlct media llalton. Grand JUry wu "'1"" in roviewed and endorsed the •th the same Ume in 1970. The total employment of 511,800 !::"...!~talledt ond~-~~ble ,u 11p111 ~ Thorpe . la battling anotbtr recommend.lnt tbU the offlee ~ooual "Orange Co u n l Y figure represents but 62 ptr· workers in the county wJth _._.. -.-
Thursday. , ter GOP 1 k or county superiri tendent of ORANGE COUNTY Progress Report'' aod cent of the eligible voling ul turin the j were $2.1 blllloa, an iDcrUIO Morelli ls acheduled lo •t>-:'.~•-anrt n •••• !'"ofmN•..![,.; schools be abolished. And be authorised Its sale lo tho population, however. man ac g m a or of U percent.
pear at a ...._."plate dinner for ~.. oaWJOUI "'"tr-· 11v. ,.._ 19 --•-ba'ck source or employment even .--..... ~ J" ..,..,,, ...... .._ w general publlc at $5 a copy. MOlbelllio 1t. Ulie, bome of · * '1i * JqtalaUon that would ,.,. -WITH THE incorporation thought it showed a decrease THE PLANNING upert
Gardt.n.-. (;rove. ,...Qty CoiJn. __ ;rHE GEOft.GB-Wa JI a ce -complilb thlf-, .. . -Tiii!: IU..PAGE rtport was of the new. C_it,Y o~ Jrvine \hire or 1,700 worker• from 1970. noted that trailer h-o m •
cllman WOoctrw liutterfield. Party of. Connecticut bas fi]ed t,; 1( * presented to board members • are now 26 cities in the county,. The unemployment level has registration for the cocmty hid
Moshenlco l 1 dlalleqing 1o pot the Amelican Porty's IN c I ENl'ALLY, Dair Horse Sho'v by County Planning aide The new city has an estimated romained fairly stable due to jwpped to 102,047, 111 i-
\'tteran Auemblyman Robert presidential candldate, JQhn nemeyer ls making his views Richard Ramella, "'ho called popuJ~lion of 22,000 with 6,644 the absorption of unemployed ol 12,437 in the ptSt year or
Burke (R-HLmtiqton Beach ) Schmitz, on the Novembtr known On eome imposing Jook4 attention to the big jump in dwelling units. in state and local government 13.9 p e r cent . "Amuin&b'.
In the November election. ballot in that state. ' Ing st.Uo~ SCheduled. single fam.Uy borne building -Orange County ranks po_,iUon.s aad in new in· motorcycle reg:lstratJon. bu
Burke-ii aeekinl his fQW'f.b 11Jough Schmitz ls the w • Send · to tch during 1971, up 109 percent sixth in percentage growth dustries. Retail trade showed increased rapklly a I 1 o , 1
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tmn in the Assembly. Amerlcan~Party (or-American me rpen ma ORANGE _ An 0 Pe: n, over the previous year while rate of the sa counties in the largest employment in--Ramella II.id. "from 45,000 to *' + * Independent Parly)'bodidate m~ mountains' -I e n d English Horse Show will be multiple family unlls during Calirornia, but still has the crease, 5,000 new job& over 56,000, or JO percent.
JIM 11110BPE. JOlyor of on the national level, be is· William E. Dannemeyer Back held sept. 30 at the Villa Park the same period declined. highest annuil numerical in-the year before. Total vehicle ngi!lration Is
San ~ Clpl.strano and the nmnlnC in Cormecilcut m the to the Assembly,'' &aJI the Country Club, 9661 Windes Other highlights of the crease in the state. Most of Ramella also polnted out J,043,899, an increase of 70,456
Democrl c candldaU: in ~ George Wp.Ilace Party ticket. Letterhead. Drive, Orange. report : the new populatlon ls derived that the report showed an or 7.1 percent. 71st Alaembly ll!!tr1ct, ti. Since w the1------------'---"---============--.=-=.:.::.:::===:..:::=_;__:__ __ _: _______ _;_ _____ _
tuJDOUnoed the appointment ol . allace was on
8baron Btll , o( Tustin ~ Connecticut baUot •.n 1968 as a
manqer ol bis Loguna Niguel pmidenUal caMidate and ornc. _,._ , • _ 4 11111G'¢ aJ>out "" l!'!~l_ol
oth;,, recent Thorpe 91!'11 ll':i;;!"w:.~:it:i~ di~ := .
UCI Opens
Engineering
Special Unit
Appllcotionl ore currenlly
being taken by the UCI Sc:bool
or Engineering for a limlt<d
number of graduate
lraineeship5 leading lo a
master of science deeree in
engineering. SUbject areas m.
elude water and w a s t e
systems, water pollution and
control. .
have to petition for a place on
the ballot this year.
The ,party had only lo
nomlnale its candidate, which I~ did al its coavOntlDn In late A...,.t, and plcl: its eight
presldeuUal elccton.
* * * WJLLUM DANNEMEYER,
the former GOP assemblyman
Registration
Delays Hit
At Cal State
. FlnancW support I o t = , students ace.pied fniothe pro-r·ucLERTON -Delays ·ln
gram will be provided under a computer processing b av e
araduate traln ... blp grant caused a postponement in the
from the U.S. Environmental malling of reglstralion packets
ProlectJon Aaency which baa lo aboul 7,000 new and rcturn-
been awarded to Dr. Jan ing students al cal Slate
Scherllg, associate professor Fullerton.
or civil and envinlnmental Regislror John B. Sweeney
engineerl.ug. said the mailing originally was
The traine<Ship program . scheduled for Sept. 1 but that
begtiis with the opening of the Stpt. 8 is the new target date.
fall quarter Sept 2 5 • Included in the mailing, he
Admiaion requires a bachelor said, are a permit to register
of lcleoce degree in engineer· and specific information on
Ing from an accrectited in-bo w to regiSter:
1Utulion IDd acceptablllty by Registration for laD classes
•tandanls pl the UC! Graduate ls scheduled Monday through
Division and the Sc:hool of Friday, Sept. 11-22, wllb ln-
Eniineerlnc. 1truction starting the following
ln<jubiet should be add; ,,Monday, SePI, 25. · reaicl lo Env1ron.,..111 llld , Unalfiote1rJ1y the delay, ...
Reloarca l!;llCIDeertnr,Sc:hool cording lo sweeney, are· l,800
of Engtoeerinf, Unlvenlty of continuing students who sign.
Calllomia, Irvine IS 814 . ed up for classes in. May and
Telepbooe· !nquiriea moy .be ,who have since paid the re.
made lo 113W!33. quired fees.
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RanUnrloo llta<h -
Favorite Uncle
H ospit.al Hirings
with district •lt«nef'• 111-•
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ot 1111 oewr "" ..,, ~ten on the cue -.id
SANTA ANA -A protnt Is vitally Important lo the SANTA ANA _ ,,_ men ~ -kluOd la their
agalnlt alleged dlscrimlnatory Otlcanoo and other mlnorlUet J 1 alt hlrq practlctt at the Orange ID "-··e r-.... ," theJe«a' Ulllred to tbe ~of a Tllstln ....., ..,_ _.11, 1fl • er O>unty Medical Center has v•-.. _, man wbole deoompooed ,... W,,, driY<n by J.,._ and ~--re-'ll'--• by three cooclud<t In requatlng that t -Fiflller lr"'1 1 poinl la Loa ~· •• =~ the Eq I E I t mains were touod 1a1 •--i~ ,..,. ....... Oilcano o-antzallona. ua mp o Y men -....,_ ~,,,
The ~t was sent to the Opportunlty Commission to OllAJIG( COUNTY weetend In nibbl .. lllled cave , lnveatlgalorl said t h e 'J
lederlf Equal Employment conduct Its own lnveatlgallon In the Lau ElslnoR area believe· Fiedler drove the vehi-
Opportunity Comml"1oo by Into ouch practk:ts In Orange '--------" wtre arralgoed on murder cle and that Jolmlon pumped
repr ... nlatlves of the League County. cbarg,.._W<dneeday rn· Sanla-sevpl 11\olaJnto .lllo..back of
of Unittd Latin American ' Ana munlclpal court. the Ullsu5pectlng Biactlord'•
ct A d I t .1. • bead II they droYt OD the 0~::,;tto. or• J: • ~ ~ • :~ Publit Affairs Service ~~ c~ :,!!:, = r,..,,., to Orange County.
Amerkan Orange C o u n t y . :u Long Beacll, 10 lace It. II allege( the! both men
empioyf9, and the Departmet1t · · · • 11m1nary hearing Sept Ill drove to the . Lab Eillaore
of the Amerlcan G.I. Fonim. Off ed l UCJ Lib :'his alleged role la the kru. . area, dumped Biactlord's
Singled oot for criticism was er a -. rary · Inc -of-Montl<r-C.h a It = ~ "Jl'v' ·:" ~ .ll alleged discrimination against Blackford a1ao koown as Tony roe . • •
Eliu M; Hernandez, wbo •t> A now service cleo'--' ID docwnenlltton regarding 'lhe Black, 25. plied for tile post ol personnel ..,.... R ord rflll
d1redor at the medJcal center heJp members ol the public Incorporation ol the City of. Steveen ~aln Johnson, 27,
some months ago. and researchers wJth que. ~ Inr1ne abQ 11 available. Torrance, and Buryl Franklin
Hernandez has held the Job tions about Orange C.ounty 'lbe servlce also bu I Wide Fielder, ze, Garden Grove, to
Tlot lifHI s.1. Corifitu,.,
All Sale
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25 '/.-50 'f. Offl
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Y, Print
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of director of the Public public affairs wu announced range of , materials from return to his courtroom· Fri-
Employment Program (PEP) today by UC Irvine. Southern Calllomta regional day for filing of a plea and
for the cowrty for the past University !Jbrarlan John -~u.~01 a pre"-'··-bear', 2&48 Harbor Blvd~ . . .
" orgiii!Zitlolll, Oringe County ~· • ~·--, year. E. Smith eald the Orange governmental offices and from ing. '
County officials have been County PubUc Affairs Service Cblel Deputy District Al·
t n v e sUgating employment bu been establlsbed Jn the a variety of nongovernmen~ tornty James Enright' made it
practices for the past several UCI Library in rtlponse to an .sources, including c Iv I c clear, however, that he hopes
months at the request of the Increasing volume of request!. organizations, political parties, to have 8 Grand Jury i&
federal F a l r Employment Reference IJbrartan Robert and private corporations and dictment of the trio tbat will
Practices Co m m I 1 1 i o n • Bat.es will head ttie pri'.iifaiii busl.oesses. Also available 11 a r fro
Results of that investigation The service has COR10lldated collection of maps a n d ~~ci~~ ~ eoud are due to be made public library collections pertalnlng newspaper cupping files on 20 ¥.1th.In the next few weeb. to Orange County and 11 8C· pertinent topics. before Sept. ·
County officials contacted qulrlnf materials of current The Publlc 'Alfa1n $ervice ls It ls alleged that Johnson
said the county probe ohould public affairs Interest. located on the fourth floor of and Fledler, both Identified by
LI Enright u members of the answer many quesUoJl! posed Smith ctted 11 an eumple the UCI ~ in room 428. Outlaws motorcycle gang, ob-
by ·the Chicano groups. or the material available Materials m·the 'collect.kin are tai.ned 8 gun and silencer from
The protest letter states that numerous books, a r t I c 1 e 1 , not available for loan outside Paine when they learned of
Hernandez was interviewed by reports, tran.script,s of scien-the library. Inform at 1 on Blackford's . plans to inform
-"--' center manag m t tific and legal testimony, court service b available by mt:UK:QJ e en • police of their part in an but on July 31 received a Jet-declsio111, letters and news telephone at: 83S-S919, Monday Or•nae Qlunty robbery.
ter from Ronald Yielding, releases regarding the Upper through Friday from ~ p.m. to -
esslstant administrator of the -~-•_wpo.:._rt __ B_•Y:..·_s_1 m_1_1 a_r __ s..:p_.m_. _________ Anahelm ___ po_1_1ce_w_bo_"""_.lu!d_
center statlag that he had not•·
been selected fo"r the position,
"with no explanation. n '
The letter to the federal
agency States that Hernandez
holds a master of science
degree in public ad-
ministration u well as other
educational credent.lals and
has 17 years of experience in
local government
"As organization! who are
constanUy hearing the u-
pression: 'U we bad qualified
minorities, we woul(! gladly
hire them,• we are frankly
questioning what is meant by
the word qualified," the letter
charges.
It states that the medical
center has 39 penons in ad·
m.tnistra_Uve cla_sses· "yet onl~
two of these are ~·
one Orientll and one ... CJllcano.
The sltuati9n • relaUve to
minority hlrlng in manage-
ment poSitiOl)I in much worse
in other county unit!," the Jet-
ter continues.
"The matter of discrimina-
tion in hiring and the pro-
motional process is one which
Pastor Must
.Pay Fine
In Molest
SANT A ANA -An Anaheim
pastor recently ordered to
ser:ve five years probaUon
following his conviction on
child molest chargse has been
ordered to pay a $7,500 fine In
a final ruling by Orange Coun-
ty Superior Court Judge Byron
K. McMillan.
Judge McMillan Imposed ~he
fine on the Rev. Robert Diehl,
6J, pastor oC the Anaheim
Christian Church just one
month after Diehl had been
found guilty of molesting an
11-year-<>ld girl student at the
church's Christian Summer
School.
Diehl has a]S() been ordered
not to be in the presence of
minor children without olher
responsible adults being on
hand.
It was successfullv alleged
during hls jury trial that he
molested the child in a
camper he kept on school
premises. at the child's home .
while her mother was at work
and while he eccnmoaniffl her career
on a vlslt to Knott 's Berry
Farm. ClftSSfC
Orientation by Joyce
Help Offered A roody companion for •
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Sponsored by the Stanford .
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CrtS!nnan are invited from 1 to
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~ ANGELES (AP) -
Ruth Foster Froemming ap-
pareoUy would rather face a Jail· .term tllan part company
With her pet clop.
The 'IS-year-old f,,o r m e r Zle-ie!d FOUies dancer was
aentenced to jail and fined l50
for the second time for keep-
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CAPE KENNBDY (UPI) -
Kennedy Space Center has a
"' new pet alligator. ~ The fl! footer turned up
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front of the spaceport's bead·
quallers building. He (or she)
Dis Deen na1ne:CrKasey afteT a
seven-foot gator that disa~
pear<d from the pond several
months ago after liying there
for alil\osnhree yeiti. ·
The original Kaiey was a
f mere . three footer ... -when it
• cflfOO~ ti. '"*'-JCn<y -!llned ,ftll oq (09ilpr0vlaecl .
b)' space workers. ' • 1: .: eMemor14'$et f: _ NEWCAsrLE, Wyo. (UPI)
•• -A steer which dragged Ila ~; ll·year-old trainer ti> his death f! JUI month will be barbecued
I: Sunday for dooalions to build
~ • fair building in the youth'•
;.! memory.
,• The 1,llO·pound Charolais Is ~ ~preparedMrabarbecue :-at .the F1ying v Guest Ranch
;; owned by Mr. and '~. Frank
.: Na)olltano. They bought the
.!: atee~ IDr si,m and donated
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~ fund. ,
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;.: him. He was trallling the an1inal for competition at the
•:, Wulon Coun\Y .Fair and
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California Islands
Levee Repair Cost Great
SACRAMEN'l,'O (AP) -The c:oort of
pumplna out Ooodod Islands after levee
break• in the Sacrament&-San Joaquin
Dtl111 Is growing so great it soon m11y be
To make matters worse, he said, the
levess thema:elvts are continually ltt-
tling.
landownm or Joca1 dlltn:lbl. Abaul 200
miles an in poor shape or 1n a state ~
deterioraUon.
Beer Arrives From .China
OAl!LAMD (AP) -,,,. capocitr ol tbl bina7,• he
-tll artry cm tl!e AmericaA sald, "but I do lmow the
beoNlrlaldoc' ...... II • °'"" lnwery WU built by Germans in T·1........ in the 1890a" manllt aii-lnw called .... -
Tllqlao 1*s-which -~.,J...belore the Bour
!Jere In the lint --
"'Ille)' muollJ oblp beer In
plaJo oW ·-_ ....
oold. "It -lbreo -llll of necotlallolll to work Cllll lliit
whole dHl IDd'"''rc ilil! Idea
of puttlng the .,.... Iii -t.alnen. We wanted to mde
sure the botU.. wouldn~
break." •
~ more economical to leave the less im
purtant ones Oooded when a levee
breakJ , a top state waler official says.
A CENTURY AGO, the Delta was a
tule marsh at approximately sea level
and the Delta hdands rest malnly on a
"De11a i!landl bave flooded over JOO
times 1ince 1900 and there have been
three lnundaUons &Ince 199," be added.
11IE ANDRUS.BRANNAN flood, he
saJd, "UJwitrated the fragile structure
upon which the Delta env1ronment
dependa. •• "
lhlpmonl ,_ the People'• SIEGEL 5AID he be&ves
ReoUlle ol Chl!ll ta -the the lbipmenl may well be the
United states. fb'll containerized lhlpment of
lmportd' Stanley O. Siegel any pn>ducl to leave mainland
BllllOll aid he knew ol no
pl1111 to aporl Amerlean beer
to China. of Lafl)'ette &aid be baa Chl!ll.
ordere for ball the 1,300 ....,JPi;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-,
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Jahn R. Tecrink, deputy director of the
\Valer Resources Department, said the
cost of last June's AndnJs..Brannan
Island flood was $2.5 ml!Uon Just for
repa irine the levee and pumpLna: the
water out.
Official! have said the Wtal cost -lD-
cludlng crop IOSfel and property damage
-will be about $21 million.
"Such breaks have happened before
and will happen aeain," Terrinll: said In a
telephone Interview, "and the coet keeps
getti ng greater because those island keep
getting lower."
'Breaks ha"e ha,..
JH•ned before a11d t~'ll
happen agal11. Tiie eosu
keep gettl119 higher be•
rause those tsr...U keep
getting loU1er .'
noor of peat -45 feet deep in place1. The
levees also rut on that soft, porous
1ubstance and gradually compreu it.
SOME LEVEES, llE explained, are too In addition, the peat Is aubject to 1hif·
Important to be left washed out. They ting and doa not provide a aolld foun-
carry state and Cilunty roads or are part datlon for the levees built upon it. ur th e inland waterways system. Others When a levee washes out, Teerlnk tald,
Rhelter islands which are used for utlUty the owners of the flooded land are faced
lines or railroads and could not be abln with the pl'08pect of spending a lot of
doned . money to build another unatable Jevee,
But others, Teerink said, are only used higher -and more top-heavy -than the
for farm ing and ''it may not be flr!t.
"At the present time," Tee.rink ei:-
pl.aloed, "the burden of maintaining the
l)'ltem faU5 on the local owners who
built and now are maintajnlng them."
The Water Resources Depanment la
conductln& a ltudy of the levee system to
see what changes should be made and to
develop a Polley which ta~et into account
tbete other Interests, he said.
This will consider the growing recrea·
tiooal use of the Delta as wen as its use
as a water aupply and a traruportatlon
artery, he uid.
The study ii to be completed ne1t JuJy.
Tortured Youth
Dies at Border
econom ica l for their owners to reclaim The main e1planaUon for the 11.nkina of
some of these if they are inundated in the the islanda is that the peat decompoaes SAN DIEGO (AP}-Two days before
future." as it ii apoaed to air, Teerink llid. hil 11th birthday, a Meilcan believed
Besides the generally r!Jlng coebl _.91 "THE DIFFEllENTL\L betweai tbe torlured and dragged acrou the U.S.·
everything, Terrink said, the main ~n laod and the water ID the -•---• •• ,~ Mezlco bordd' died o! biJ Injuries at for the increased cost or the maintaining ~ "" ICV' Unlvenity Hospital.
and repairing some of the Delta's 100. ting to lhe Point where it may become Antonio Benitez Posada of Tijuana
year-old levees is that the islands tbef impractical to maintain levees on theae . wu found 100 yarcb: north of the border
protect are sinking at the rate of two or unstable foundatk:m:," Teerink told the Sunday after two men Wfft, ·reported
three Inches a year. Slate Air Resources Control Board here. aeen draping someone across the Jlne.
Thus, the levees must contln114Uy be H'fhere . .re over l,100 miles or levees ," Before he died Monday1 the youth told
U,..T.._...
'l'ople•• ,, ...
Phot<>graphers thought
they really had some-
thing going at recent
baseball game .in Oak·
land. But they struck
out when "topless girl"
turned out to be a long·
haired, muscular young
man who was Jost en·
joying the sunshine.
huilt higher and higber as the islands he told the board. "About 75 percent are a nurse that be remembered nothing
sink further benelith the water lev''.'''i· ;;;;;;;p;rlv;•;tel;y;conttru~;;c;ted;;•;nd;ma~ID;t~ained~~b~y.ia~ft~er~t~a~kln~g~h~.,..~in~. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~!~!~~~
Dude Rancli
Re-bought
JACKSON, Wyo. (AP)
Fonner ownen Barton Sallora
and Jeff Stone have re-
purchased the Heart SlJ dude
ranch located near the south
entrance of Yellowstone Na·
tional Park in a foreclosure
sale.
The two were the only bid·
ders at a sherilrs sale and
their bid was listed "in excess or $400,000."
Sallers and stone bad IOkl
the ranch to • croup of
California men. Sa11on and
Stone suboequentl,y broqbt
foreclosure action.
A trial on t~re
action has been In-
definitely by U.S. Dllgict
Court Judge Ewin& Ken at
Cheyenne.
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Sept, Ith -Friday 7.00 to 9:30 P.M.
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mier pn.entation of tJtle all new computerized Hammond Conaole Organ
uting the. all new space ~e dectronica. With loch an. oab!ta:rtdin.g artiAt
.. Ramona Gerhard on th11 magni6cmt organ, this .bouJd be an ncning
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two coolalnen of be<r, Slqel
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Henry Woo Bwon of HOl!I
Kona, wbo arranged the ex-
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Bamon said he hopet to
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beer-pronounced " Ch l DI•
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once the Food a n d Drui
AdmlnistraUon approve!• the
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Baldness Rare
With Alcoholres
Excellent thing parents can't choose the sez of their
expected child, that's clear. II Ibey could, studies show,
there'd be a surplus of at least 300,000 boys a year around
here.
YOU KNOW, there are a l9l ot penguins, alive in the
wild!, that have never seen any tee wbaboever. One such
&Ort la called the Amlrallan fairy .. Pretty little thloc ..
YOONG fellow, If the roiu-ooiea io your 1nier..i-1n
the guitar, ease their minds. Advlsa
them surveys shows the .gultar la by
1111' the most popular Instrument In the
natkln's penal lnslltullotu.
ARTISTS -That mythical Greek
Oedipus Inadvertently killed bla own
lather, then unwittingly married his
own mother. This was contrary to the
custom of the time. Wiien be llnally
found out that the man he'd murdered
was dad and the woman he'd wed was bl! mom, he got
pretty badly shook up. Today many a lad who loves his
mother, but not his father, is described as the possessor of
an Oedipus complex. Likewise, many a girl who loves her
Cather, but not her mother. All of this is merely prelimin·
ary to the report that said complex i.!I kn6wn to be a com-
mon afrliction among geniuses. For instance. Michelangelo,
da Vinci, Dostoevsky, Sara Berbardt, Colettt and En1Uy
Dickinson. That's all for today on the oddball devotions of
artists. But don't miss next week's class on kings and bed-
wetting.
IN AN interview at the Bellevue Medical Center, one
Dr. James J. Smith has been quoted as saying, "Baldnw
is rare among aJcohollcs, who often become prematurely
gray, and generally do not have much body hair." .
QUERIES -Q. "How come Monday is the traditional
closing day for beaul. parlors?" 1
A. Don't know , maybe it's hopeless. Mondays. Quite
right, though, that's the occupaUonal custom worldwide.
Q. CORNRUSKJNG on these big mid-west farms, is
that man's work or woman's?"
A. Depends on uacUy where. In Eureka, Ill., i~s a
woman's job. In Jackson, Wis., It's a man's.
YOU'VE seen those Japanese wind chimes no doubt,
Pieces of glass hung together in such a manner they tinkle
wben tho. bree;i •. ~lows through them. And you've seen
· str.Jngs <if clilnese brass bells, tod, I lmaiJne. But did you ·
· know these ~hiines and bells were regarded in the Orient
as the world's first air conditioners? Dangling in windows,
they're set to ringing by any litUe old zephyr. and when
residents thereby hear them start up, they tend to feel
coole1. Just a trick of the mind. But it works.
Address mail t-0 L . Af. Boyd, P. 0. Beu 1875, New-
port Beach, Calif. 92660.
Hundreds of thousands of them.
. In fact, from September 5th.through September
15th, we'll hove sacks of fresh ri:x;Jsted peanuts piled
proctically sky high in all our 27 offices.
So stop by. Find ouf about the Squirrels dub-
our nutty new savings club for kids under 13-and
epjdf yourself. .
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Woman With 39
Cats Finds Home
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -neighbors' offers of a bed,
Tbe cat Lady ol Noe Valley, cbooslng instead to aleep wtth
who took in stray cats and the cats, which now number 39,
people and ended up being In her old station wagon.
evicted from her home last Mrs. ?deter, a divorcee,
th •--r never lost faith, saying "I mon ' llCl.lJ 1 new roo over know it will work out." And it her bead. did.
Even if she didn't, SallY,----------1
Meier said the outpouring of
compassion she's had in the
past few weeks was enough
"to put a shelter over my head
the rest of my life."
Mrs. Meler.'s problem was
that abe Jet her door-to.door
·distributor Uvellhood go while
sbe took In slray call and
counseled people who came to
her home in the upper Noe
Valley.
When she was evicted for
being six rnOnths behind in her
rent, she had about 2& cats.
She refused to a c c e p t
Fa st, Th orough, Guorant ··~,d
Real Estate
Sa ll's and or BrokC'r L ic f·n~1:
!RAINING
Pho n(' for Fr~£' fo/d,.1 ·a· ANTHONY SCHOOLS
HAllOI CIHTll
i.. M•"-' Cifttwr CO.ti M.._ 'C.IHw!IJe
Ph. 17141 t7t..ZJIJ
1717 S. •l"ltldllJnt St. AMhtlm, CaL t21M
ft. CJl4) n6-llOO
If you're an overage Squirrel, came in anyway.
Besides all those nvts. Yo'I> also hove Umpteen Ways
to Save, special Squirrel displays, and a few extra
surpri~
P.S. Feel free to bring your peanut'loving friends
along, too. We've got plenty for evel)'Ol'I<!. . -
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·Some .'1uts ar~waiting .
fOr you · at Glendale Fede~al. . /.
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Saturday L:ast day!
Sale. Men's and boy$'
gym shoes.
Light on their feet.
And your budget.
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in our tow c!uta, and rebound In extre supporting
high cuts,.Botlfhave firm arch and cushion" In-
sole. Bloc~ or white cotton duck with co~tresting
stripe. Children 's, boys' or men's sizes. ,
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The values are here every day.
Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the following stores:
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FASHION ISLAND, Newport Be1ch (714) 644-2313.
HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntnington Beat~ (714) 892.7nl.
•HARBOR CENTER, Cosio Me" (714) 64~5021 (•Closed Sunday). . . ~
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Indians
Will Get
Facilities
Capitol New• Serviee
SACRAMENTO -Indians
in three ea.stem Sierra Nevada
counties soon will have their
own medkal-dental faclliUes,
u well as an alcohol and drug
treatment center, thanks to a
program coordinated by Lt.
Gov. Ed IWn<ck<.
Enlisting the combined ef·
forts or rep~ntaUves or the
stat.I'! and federal governments
as well as private business,
Reinecke ob~alned help to
( ME'f)ICINE )
move three large N a v y
l!UrJ>llll, buildings from China
.Lake Naval Weapons Testlng
~ter to the !Ame Plne-
Blsh?p 1rea1.
There, they will serve the
needs of 1,!IOO Shoahone,
Patute and Washoe Indians in
Inyo, Mom and Alpine coun·
ties.
esate
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NEW YORK (AP) -If you
must breathe, you're better
off In New York City than In
Steubenville, Ohio, and a lot of
other places.
That WU ibe word. fnllllctbe
A.ssocl11lon for 1 Beltlr Nrw
York, whlch Ill" Jt pW!i to
Issue 11J>05iUve Din l:luUttlns"
to COll'ller badJncllilhll!c-91 the naUon'• blQ'ell motropolls.
While conCedlng that .UUur
oxides, partk:ulate1 -1 n d
carbon monoxide are present
here Jn troubling amountl, the
auoclallon ltated: "In rela-
tion to botll lit -1JIUM and
Us land aru, New York .11U1D
1ignHicantly lower lhl!I most
or all of the 21 metropolitan
regions surveyed by the Na·
Ilona! Air Pollution Coctrol
Admin1stratioa."
eKeport
Dbp11tal
NEW YORK (UPI ) -A
leading advocate or vasectomy
said there wu "no scientific
confirmation" for a report
claiming the aterlllzation pro-
cedure could be a causative
r actor In a number of chronic
diseases.
Dr. Joseph E. Davis, presi-
dent of the Auociation for
Voluntary SterllLt:.ation, said
"no hannful effects have ever
been proven to be due to
vasectomy."
Davis, who is chairman of
the Department of Urolol)' at
New York Med.Jcal College,
disputed a report by Dr. John
B. Henry, a profmor or
pathology. Hi1 report said ·
tests showed nine of 12 mtn
who had va1eetomles built up
antibodies believed to be a
factor in the chronJc diseases
which included arthritis and
multiple sclerosis.
e Sermees C:ut
SAN.FRANCISCO (AP) -A
financial "crlsls" In a
federally • fWlded community
health program has forced a
two-week cutoff of all medical
and dental ak! for thousands
of Hunters Point· Bayview area
resldenls.
The Hunters Point·Bayview
Community H~alth Servict
aakt when the morat orium
ends, medical and dental
aervices will be drastically
curtailed.
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REC. 1.33 IUfffltN THLITS .............. NOW 66<
FGr iwick bulltrff ~ia rtliel; lOO tablets
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J 2 Ol. liq11id; lad inc tn!xld S~!UMS1DR
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poor rmillies among the 50,000
n1ideota: of Bayview, Hunters
Point, SUMydale and Vbita-
cloo Valley received partial
alld full J>1111ltlllt for m..Jlcal
ud dontal 1ervlcu performed
by prlvalt phyllclana.
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fwihions a~d j'ab_rics! 'fou'll:fiiid f!ll of ~day's n~~est looks and f'avorite.~o~ors,~acked by
, 4~ years o unexcelled ser.vice ... and an unconditiorial 1no1iey-back guar!Jntee
TRUDIAU AND SON
-Prime Minister
Pierre Trudeau arrives
In Montr•al In Jeana
and polo shirt and with
baby son JUBtln on
arm. Tb e CanadllJ\
leader traveled from
Ottawa to attend a
funcUon .·for the visit·
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Divorce
Official
ptom Wire Services
Entertainer Jolmpy CIU'IOll
and bLs former wife Joanne
are both free to marry again,
but lfahe does It wlU·oost her
$100,000 a year ia alimony.
. Mrs. canon's uncontested
divorce became final this
week. I UndOr term! of a judgment
llled In New York State
• Supreme Court, Mn. Carson ·
( PEOPLE I )
will ~ve ~ alimony, a
fl)0,000 cub setUement and
art works valued at PJ(l,000. u she remames, she may
keep the art works and cash
aeWement, but will forfeit the
olimony.
* Actreu Ann MWer, injured
Aug. 14 at the St. Louil
~'.;-' ]ea, ... ~ .... ·~ ~y and retun> to her home
ln!Lol ~~· ' •
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future IJo!dr for Utile Annie ·
Miller.': abe,.si..ld at a 1, '
no;~~ Miss~ ; .
bu I IOVeie inner ear i.QJ•'"' ,
that au,cis' her balailCe. Sb::;.: .
la WJable .to "Ilk alone, .
She l!U trtai.d !or a head
!njury,. ... il ... and cu1s llllf·
&red ~-:-~ by I steel
curtain ........ 'the ope!!\\lg ~~~ 2foiludlim
'* Emponr .._.!!as caSt ' I
ulde his royal muve and
aald In pub~c he waoll lo vlall ·
America. .
Hla words signaled that he b
a1mo11 cei'laill lo accept
President Nixon's invitation
. for ao olliclals v~t, and prob-ably wilt· oonie the United
Sta tea ·-·~ lp'!.!'13. . 11 America ts our oelahborinl
country acrou the Paclfic,11
the n-ye&Mld Japan•••
lllOlllll'Ch to!CI his llll1Ull news
conference. 0 1 th1nk that in
addlllo\l'lo vlilllllei~ !or
-of goodw'ID ~ -vlalt Amtrlll@I \Oo.r . ' '
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Court Ju'!!~ ~ -claared the ': way for u:i.t Ol a suit qalnat ,
actor 'Lee ' 'Manto 6y bis
former~ wH~. ··
singer ~ :. ~ ~ '
Judge..J .~ .,...
ruled · ar ~emurreri•·J:fY.
Marvln'1·'.illome7" aod gave theac1't-3il~to~ . . .......,,. ·~·JC answer -77'~" •Vim ""'1
caae. !. /}'./I '·' .,:J '' Ml51 i~ ""** ~ t..t:A
the forllDie "* incl Marvin
occwnulated · 'chlrlnc the ·~ years they lived ~ aa
bwiband and wll~
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nlcbl" altboalb hb -baa
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clallar -!Wiil aod ho •• $df•lul 70S• r • ' ' M..: ...m.r. 1111 fonnir
Ewdoa Kenoed)', Who I e
bnltller John -_.. dent of the Unilool 8taleo, told
anfWanllOlhotlw-id
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SACRAMENTO (AP) -Tbe
colorful San Franciloo garter
anake -one of 19 endangered
1pecits In California -bas
been bred succt11fuUy in ca~
tivity and tome of the off.
spring will be released shortly,
the caurornta Department oJ
Fish aria Game report.:
Twenty-eight young were
born to a female of the species
at the department 's
~cramento field station !oug.
_ · ·, _ l • 28, fish and game officials
¥!:' -i;:~\t ,~ -reported.
.. · _.:· li'ive--were -sttllborn.,... and
• ~ filled lo,.... recion of the San Frantlleo rflailen lo giff .....,....,.
Penln!Ula in Sen Mateo Couft.. reluodl on products banned u
ty', the department •Mounteil. lwar<louJ by tbe FDA.
The others are to be turned The cooaumer advocate fited
loose in the aame region when the suit in U.S. District c.ourt
they grow to about 14 in<bes. against Secretary Elliot L.
Adults grow to four feet. Rldiardaoo of the Health,
In January the departmtnt Education and W' e. I far e
Luued a repcrt ~tailing Department.
Callfornla's II endangered and _Nader alleged tbe FDA fail·
DENTISTRY
SAMI LOW l'llCll Al 10 YIAIS A.01
anjmals. It said the Sen Fra~ quired under a 1D89 law which · WHILl·YOU.WAIT EMH•INCT
• EXTRACTIONS
2f rare species ol. liah and ed to .issue regulatjqna r~ PLA,.. RIPAIU I
ciJco ga~e Is threaten-gave consumers the right to AILINIS
ed by Joss of habitat to b'Oqs. r<lunds on h a 1 o rd o u s AU IRANCHES Of DENTISTl'I' ,
Ing developments and r<!ad ' how!ehold produc\J and toys. -a ·CHILDREN a, ADULTS • construction. The FDA bann,d products rv
------~s-ditngerous th.at range frorv • X~ltAYS e FILlilNGS ···1RIDGIS
ONEOFthereport'orecom-certatn liquid drain cleaners 534 W. 19tla St.-.Costa, Mesa .
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afterw~. but the 22 others
were reporte:d doing fine.
mendations was that an at-and stuffed toys to baby rat-.
tempt be ll'!ade to breed, the ties and a children's game Ill · •. · snake in captivity, providing a known as lawn darts. ..., qr• . 642•8814 . •
LATER THIS montb, when supply for replenishing ihe "The inaction of the FDA
they have reached a length of natur.{11· population. has made it impossible for
ahout seven inches, ahout half An adult pair was captured .consumers to . tum 'll)eoe DR. "OALE ~•ND ASSQ"IAJES .. of the new snakes-wilt-be -last spring by-members of-the-hazardous pro d u ct ! beck _ -\ii "" '-...
' ~n~le~as~ed~~in-:J!the~k~na;w~r~al_J"~>0l~ogy~d~ep~art~m~e~nt~a~tU~C~Do~Y-,_;to~r~cl~ru~le~rs~and~~<!b~u~lnl_'.'a~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ UPI T•...,._ :-habitpt -the Pacific coastal is for-the breeding eJPerlment. refund," the 's4,it contended. Swim•uit Tlme
Miss America contestants. model their swimsuits in Atlantic City, N.J. They are
left to right) Mis.o Call!omla, llianite Wagner of Daly City; MW Arizona, Linda
Gail; Miss Nevada, Helen Marie Benett; Miss Hawaii, Marlene Kehaulani
Kalahiki.
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Court Blocks Firm's Sales
. Dare to be Great' s Wings Clipped
BJ Tbe Auoclattd Press explaining how much money a witOOut a certificate
A S!Jperlor Court jUdge In person can make by bringing authority. ,.__.._ia tempor' arily' Hai ~ in new cU$tomers. . : ~• I ~ THE SUIT, he s~, asked -Jolned"IJ\e' •ales ~ct vities· of TUl\.-ijlit WAS arrested at !l!LJ_~mJ!O!:•!U~®r a.11alnst , -Glenn..;y;-..,~. "~~-m~tl'la:.;TaSt-Week On thto_perattons-ana a etter trial
tomeys: in Ml.ssbslppt flied cftar:ges of violating that to declare the operation ·U·
suJt for a court order .to bar state 's securities law. He was legal.
t h e 37-~r-oJd millionaire released on ·bond of fl0,000. "We further asked that a
from operating there. -Jn Jackson, Miss., Atty. court master be appGlnted to
' In Macon, Ga., Judg~ C. Gen . A.F. Summt:r and 43 1'k'e over the assets of the
Cloud Morgan st·gned ~n order district and county attorneys company for later distribUUon
Wednelday wbich says that filed suit for a court order ')to those people who invested
contracts sold by two Turner barring Turner and hi! Dare their money in this enterprise
lnterplanatary and Oare to be to be Great corporation from and lost it.''
Great -are MCW'iUes which ope.ratir:g•ln Mississippi. He said people were induced
have not been registered ac-The attorney general said to buy into the company for up
·cordJng to atate law. the suit charge;d fraudulent to $5,000, "believing they can
11le .. JUdgment ls the, ~It bu~iness practices, operation make a lot of money .•. "
of · a hearing this summer · of a lottery, vioiatlon of the Most persons, he said had
after Sec. of State Ben Mississippi securities laws, "simply lost their investment
Fortson Jr., brought charges chain Jetter selling in a and the Glenn Turner cor-
againat Tum.er in caµiectlon pyramid ~Jes acberpe, and po.raUOn made a lot of
with the controvtralal sales doing busineu In the !tate money." pract!CU. . _ , _
AT l'llF; . JUL'\' lle'1iol,
Georgia ofl'ietai. contended
tbat pare to be G,..at, a flnn
which sells sell-lmproyement
courses, Is •clually a,pyramid·
type sales operation.
Company ofllctai. clrumed
that proepective JlW'Cha5ers of
the courses, which sell for
from $300 ·to $3,000, are u-
pllcltly told they do not have
the right to sell coursea to
other people just by virtue of
baVing enrolled.
The state Introduced as
evidence affidavits f r o m
several persons who bought
the .,.., ... aud •ald tbat the
lessooo are mainly devoted to
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llnq!Jout the ..Uon. dloo, Im lS --the eouotn' WlNJ! AA1' IWI "'en! oampetiton, at a c.Jllornla winery. He elllmai. that a ball mil1loll whlcll tell enrythlq needed to botUe but tile l!rm hu ~ than hall ol tht BreUtllrouibs c:lted by Mic:l<ty for lhe THE CONCEN111ATU, which -
from lhe fruity "pop" ---
-the YOUlll lo F"1>Ch, llllllll and Span!Jh wtoes made from surpluo .,_
In controlled producllm rt11lo111, haw
reduced both costs and the llllOOllf of
•P&<e needtd !or the home wlnemok.,..
...,._., -of tbem "Afr. )lldd]e wine or beer, "from a Sktnl Ila& of 4"-tl·Yountll marktl. wlne-maldn& boom art:
America" '!lib above a-lncomes yeut to a $500 grape cruslteMtrailltt." After 111 lnlllal lnvfOlment of $15 101» -'!be developmtnl of wine ..,.. ancl '-· "'°' own, ore maklnf 10 In eddllioo, Mickey ..id. the !inn hu In equipment, lbe kllehtn winemaker can central.,, which relleve'the home vintner
mUllon 1.a-' of wine In their kllcbons aold I00,000 ~ ldll to major produ<e his vino at-. 'Ire!! below com-!tun crusblna his own crape.;.
and 1'1"'-•• lllil JOll'. department otore cllaln& • I n < • parable comrnen:ial wtnea, Mackey said. -Devtlopncnt of opeclaI yeul
· · November.. He oald a vfn otdlnaln can be made for cultures from ma~ wh1rowl111 attn Instead of 1 grape. ClUSher and 11-
mer, he buys 1 gallon jug of conconlrlte
-the equivalent ol 80 t•llona of lrelh
grapes -and makes 26 fiftho ol -
from it •
'l'llOUIANlle lllOl'I, inctlldinl 1111111 He predicts tbe ldll, wlt!ch Include the about IO ..,,II a flltb, the lrult "pop" ' around the world.
,...,, -ol the dHt·younelf c:rafl . tngredlenll for a fifth lo two pllam o! wines for about IS C<llll and a cabOniet -De..topment of pluU< ftnnenlltion
cult, are balilbil 11omtmade brow. medium quality :wine, will he ooe of tbe sauvflnen for about $US -compared to .....is wllfch "-the" Ute wooden bar-
Wino Art,. ~ Jn S.. Fran-b;g gift ltema tllll Qirfatmas. $2.50 to $4 a fifth for a bottle produced ttls and -about CllO-tenlh as much. . ·-·~~~~~~'-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-..,,--~~~~~-
' issinger's
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POW Kin
8-t.aying
At Base
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SAN DIEGO (AP) -"A Jot
of Wives ju!t ,pee~ .up and •
Went 1o lift with tbelr ~ I
lowr' but .... -. aaji ~
Marie RUfllo!i. · .
The place left behind by Lt.
Stephen . Rudloff II '"1chaniled
-the Navy 11!mci1fow . at I
Miramar Naval Air SlaHon,
'lnrn the l98a 1lamllY eedan, a deOied Pl~;:r '
The children uo bigger now.
Thero b Geoffrey, a, Adrian,
3, and AifuJoo, k .i.
Lui ~ 1belr lather
loll wf1h FllhlOf. SqUadron IZ
as radar officer of a F4 Phan-
tom dlot down May 10 over
Vletnom .
PLANNING l'OR 1llS return
ls 1 nell'-Oblession for
!off's Wife, a Moot~. tr•l'<>yed
oloode. With oCher wt-of
U.S., priJonen, ·llhe hu inet
willl • Cli>I--. Arlllor,
-of tbe Mufi -~tnc~reaell'di 1811 --.......
'Ibo-of·~ ......
after • ..... -la· fll-h)o Capt.·Arllllr,-'oet ap a .
••center for POW rtudlel" to
)ft1181'e for the ~ after tbelr -Mn. Radloll -lhet "It's best for the rows: •• just
~ tllat your buabend la
out of a prison ct.mp and on
hls'woy home to,.. ft tnooJ8li
• , the doctors will be able to
wam the wives of Special prob-
lems." rlp Kept
n&r W ra1.ns. TWo 'lfEEKB AGO, tonner T • U.S. Ally. Gm. llmnley ()art
··--o:.-: ·~·'=i::=~ ,J. ... . odint . Hudlofl 'risil ol Hemy A. KU-nam. Clark lltlll Mrs.
tr lo M_,, .and Wat a to{JH«O<dod -e llun
could have rippling ~ blllband:
the Vietnam war, ~·Angel, I misa )'OU," Rudloff
aecurlty i!sues, and llid "Hugs and kls!les for
Im.I matten between the '·~. Adrion and Alllioon.
et, Union and the United "'"'·'°'tis.'"!~ he added : ,
·"l'lelue """· In Son Diego •• !ft la recordq -...1
-·lloMl RadlC, Rudloff Ilk! iie·-beq -weu. Says his Wife: "I coold tell
be W8!11't too beppy lo be
U-. I t111nk he was very
diplomat!<, lhough. B o th
Amtl'lcan. polltlcal p • r t 1 e 1
ess, the Moscow and. want the war ended."
·Germany trip, together · ,. •
Prf!ident Nixon'& Hawa l-A NATIVE !)I' Blwklyn,.
tliiDmft wilh pr r.m. l\udloff .... llfadUallil -' , Kakuel Tanda of St. Jolm'• Unf..ntty before he
n, iloes give an Image ol joined the Navy In' 1111. lie
e lfdelltial preoccupation and his wile art S'I.
fofti(ll allaln. Tbelr -fl read:J Ill -
-· Dr. KlaaJnter, the be -In --. • '• advlaer on n.. The Navy·· hll-belpetl her
· ty alfain, wlll "hang oo" !ti ID&lll' waya, l&Y'
-~'In Munich . to see, ~le ~oa. ~:
awictDor <Wllly -Bm.11' ol • ~'ftlicly told-lo llaJ•ln
Wat Ge!m1DY u ,..n u l"ll -San Diego llllL eGlno wtlh _.Ilion le;.f~ l\ 1 In el'. tl;e home ltlia.l .,f • ,lllJ
Bane! and'Frans-Josel home rl&hl here, 19•1 tiat 'he
Slrauu. could envlljon H la bil "'¥·
According to Ronald L. And that's -I'm f'lilC to
Zlegl<t press • aecrttlry for do.''
the Pr;,.ident, the ljmlnl ol ' '
the viii! was ~ upon !ti Soil Distri' 'cts the last two we.p.u "" not because of""' pr~11ln1
development, he said.· adding
that there are many matters
ol "lont term• -to··ho'
dllicusaed. . ' In 'explalnlnt the audden· an-
nouncoment, Zlegltl' llid II
WU parl Of a conllnUlnr eon-
oullallon &freed\ f<> w\len the
Pnoldenl wu '\In M,.... .. u .. this ytlilr. •
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cautornla bu bolh the lllJ'8UI One! mnal"wl ooil .,....tion ·
-b the .... tty, ..,. cording lo lbe Na II on 1 I
Association of ~ °"*"'"' tion Dlatrictl. ,,,. biggtlt fl
the Mojave lllllit. ..,.. U.1
lllillloa ..... ,,,. ' "
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. Want Ads
e TllE CREAM or THE
CBCP;·to ....... -
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--. AlS/111 -.--.---. ... 11'.--a-.-·• e 10ll LONG DJnAllCES •• ••Cldw ........
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POLYESTER
~~~flit! f10!15 ;::;ulElfSS l
G78!1.S fASTW TU .. fYPf
F 'O -R
MARKC.
BLOOME
llNIROYAL LAREDO TllBELESS
The fomo11s Uniroyal Laredo Multi l ib 1ir• ol•~ toll1d the HRoin Tire." Thi1 tire ho1 bee" P"rchosed by "'illions of
MJ!i1fied c.u1tomer1 thr.,.,ut the nalion: Known for ih performan<• ii'! the rain, this ovhtonding ti~e is now ovoilable
at these eatNMlJ low pric1s. Don't mh1·111utlUNIROYAL LARWO TUBE1ESS!
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0 R . fho: i 8.85:<15 (171/J ) ' for: Ford$, Chevy, Buick,
Pontiac, Ply,, & Mtttury
88
&ch.+2.4 .....
hd. b . f••
7.35:rl4 (t:l'l/JI) 8.25:rl4 (071/14) l.55:r14 (1178/14)
7,75,.14 '(F7'1J4) 8.25;r;J5'(671/JS) 8.55:r15 (1178/IG) ~I ' filtt "'" ,,,.,
1.j4;5's' .. I 695 I 995
9.0thllS (£71/11)
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Costa Mesa Gld• Grole
3005 • 14040
HarNr II. lrookhul'lt , ........ c ... tlfw ·-1 .......... ,
17141 U7.aGOO 1714) Nl).3200
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2000 29'2
WhtttMr II. Llncioln II. ..... ., ....... lj:er, .. _ ...... , ' . ·-.,, .... '(7141 1»1550
. f ulerton
U21
S.. luclld
If &M.ol .•• 'cl•• .... ,
wawt. fAMCUS Nm K'AUTIU ,,....
Sport wtM ..... 13"' _, ·~ to fit
oncl "•ovtif, Porch, CJHi'ri91 onc:I l'tr· -fl90 1'.ol'Cl/8NilW•EF.Llf811'.e• ...
ClllllO.flf: . 9' lfVPElt 4 •49
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81 Dogs Inherit 114.5 Fort1111e • on
DEERFIELD BEACH, rla..(AP) -'Ille
II canlnel wbo lnbtrited llU mlllloa
lrom their late llllatml 1tlll ltad a doc'•
U!e. And, unlike a nei,hborbood mutt,
they can't even enjoy a romp with cbll·
dttn or a romantic dalliance under the
moon. ' When Eleandr E. Rllcl>ey 'died In 1981,
lbe left bar entlre fortune of 14.5 million
to 150 stray dog.I she coUect.ed over a 15--
year perkld. ·
But a handful ol. relatives contested the
will, saying she "lolt contact with
reality" In 1117 alter neilbbon filed a
lawsuit which forced her to move tho
dogs to their p.-nt bo!ne.
FOl11l UAllS OP llllptloa Md mmr
llloet opllll later, tho -had ...... to about 11' mllllon --11111 In lloet of
tho Quaker Slato RdilllnC'C4.-JOWlclld by
Illa Bllchey'1 sranclfalber, . P h 111 p
Bayer.
On A UC. 21, a Broward Coul\ly Colat
aettled tho dllpute. Four ttlallvu DOI JD.
eluded In the orliiJ>al will receive 5 per-
cent each. The court upheld boquats ol
'51000 to one ol M1N Rltcbey'a~longtime
employet and 14,000 lor tlle.ed~llon of
the employe'• IOft. •
The rtlt went to the dop.
Wblle lour )'WI Ol!IY DOI be too long In
the Ille of men, It's ball...&c'1 U!e, and
• of tho Cll'illnll llO had ,... to !hit
"Ille 8-)>ard In the SI<>"' by the limo
tbo llliptloa .... flnllhed.
BllT THE II IW'Vivon are lllUl'<CI of endlnc their days In psmpered-U«Xl ...
luxury on a JJO-aere ranch In thlt com-
munity north of Fort Lauderdale.
111111 Rt~y originally kept the docs
on another ranch nearer F o r t
Lauderdale, but neighbor&' complalnl1 .
about their loud Ind sometlrnea pro-
longed barking cauaed her to buy .the
ilolated spread where they now live.
Dr. 1.C. Ftedericbon, a veterinarian
wbo prscllcet la nw1>y HoUywood, met
Miia Bllchey about 15 yeara qo when
Ille hid only a balf-doua doP.
"I don' --"" her llllo llklls .... al clop," be aald u be -1JnuP the cm>j!OUDd where Ille IL ID-
hetlton live.
"I TlllNJ[ SHE jtlal cooldni belp lat· lni In unwanted dogs and it kind al
llllOWballed. Toward the end, we IDlde M
arrangement where an)'i!Oo whO wanlM
to give ber a dog was referred to us,'' tbe ,
veteriurian said. "We'd k1$ it over tnd
decide u she ahould take It. People knew
abe'd take unwsnted clop and they'd try ·
to give her alclr and dying animal! Ind
old dogs wbo colild hardly stand up
anymore.•
Only alJoul I do7.eo al the II clop are
RIMA T-WISIS . ' ' ' '. I l.
Family
Horror
Unfold s
MOUNT STERLING, Ill.
(UPI) -Clllrord Anderaon
watched ft all ln his rear~view
mirror. Four of his children
a}SI) MW it,
DOWN ~L.OWER ·:PRl:£E$,
Tirf"I screechf-1'. dirt aJ1l't
dwrt new. A pTindin• mah.
and where there once were tw
automoblles. now there w~
twisted me1'11, sh11:ttered ''•s1.
dPbris and bodies. Then
~ii·~"-SomeoM whlmper!d
frr-l'll a drainaY-e ditch.
Six oerson11 were dead, four ""' T•......,. were injured.
I t'• Sarge
That's right, folks. The
mystery mouths on
page 15 belong lo the
DemocraUc vice presi ..
dential ·CIJldldale Sar-
gent ·Shriver shown •4·
dressing a crowd of
1upporters In Callfor-
nla recenlly.
Telephone
'Phreaking'
Widespread
Theresa McCoy, 16, had
been In a hurry Sundav. She
was on her wav to church
when ahe remembered she
for.P.ot sorneth1ng and decided
to !tJm ""'""d;.. ...
Wit TWO al!tml. P111mmle. .
,,, "'"" R.Am-m•. 1~. w~ '" tf'il'l fror1t ~·t wlf)i hfii" ,..,.,..,.. ·
ah• f..;.,t trJ tu.,, (I-ti) A tro,..,,..
rt''"'" at f"" ~"I! flf A C't"'""1A.
~lie 111•11~ rllrN!tlv ll'l•n t~
})Ith of t~ 111"'9 rsor "riven br
Ar>rl·~·" wife. Opal.
"God. it WP" SO"'l!etf'iil'tr
awful. t don't think the )ol'ds
will for~et too llOOn what tl}ev
saw," Anderson said. "Dust
and llVfnj metal . • • -! don~
remember everything,"
The Andersons were bound
SAN FRANCISOO (AP) -~
llelplto 11Uf fines and long jail
tenna, "phone pbreaking" -
the uae of an Innocent.ap-
pearing 11blue boJ:" to call free
anywhere in the world -is
'Goff , It m a •
•ometlllilff amltd.
r f(on't thlnle the
apparenUy on the lncreue. kl.tis tcl'I f 0 ,. ,. e t
Phone company officlall ·say
there were 4S arre.sts ol phone t on •non tchat theH
phreaks across the nation in ,
19711 compared to only sil' in lfttc.
1970. There have been seven · •-w-.. .,_.,_,._~.,_.,_., ___ _._,._.,-.. ., ___ ,
arrests In catlfornia this year.
In the Ftancilco Bay Area, for a plc'l.ic, the fl'lmily re-
phone phreak sourooi estimate unkln held every Labor Da:v
from 7,000 to -10,000 of the . Wl!"!ktnd at Clayton, just off
"blue boxes" are in use . U.S. 24.
THE BLUE BOX is a
homemade device about the
!lze of a tramlstQr radio
which contains 13 numbered
buttons on the front resembl-
ln«i a touch-tone telephone.
By dupllcating the calliope
tones sometime• heard in the back~und on long distance.
teleohone call1, the blue box
enables phreaks to control the
phone company's long-distance
switching aystems and call
free anywhere.
Are phone phreakl hsrcl-
core criminals?
Nick Clalnol, a San Fran-
cisco attorney who represents
phone phreaks, thinks not.
''THEY'RE ELEC-
TRONICAL geniuses who got
sidetracked. PtfO!t quit phreak-
lng after their first brush with
the law," he aaid.
That brush can be painful.
Posseasion of a blue box i1
against federal law -con-
victions can bring five years
In prison or $5,000 fine.
';When I got arrested, I
almost had to keep from amU-
lng in the police car,'' sald one
phone phreak . "I knew I was
on the way to getting what I'd
w~ted for years -a job with
the phone company.
I THINK TRE phone com-
pany could improve service by
hlring more phreaks." he said.
"But the company's afraid.
'Ibey doo't know bow much we
know; And they don 't trust .....
Ander!l(ln and four of hi111
!IP.Ven children oiled Into tht
old familv plckun at their
home il'I nearhv Beardstnwn .
His wife Onal fl'lllowed hehll'lff
In the Clilr thfv Md ho1111ht t~
dnv hefore. Ml"ll. A~l'lN10n'111
parf'nfJr, her sist,.,. aM th,.,.,.
cf'illdrtn were rlrlln.( in tlw!
llf'W car.
"t Mn't know """' the ac-cfrll'lrit h,.rirn'!ri""'. I l!Y'lit,.,, hlu-::lt
anrl "AW h-f!l:'h•"r'I Mrr.""\
In fhP. 17'1-'""le nf mv wlfe's
hl,.hw.itv. !\h~ was """"ht.it a
tum i" ff'f"lnt of f¥'1V wife .•
mavhe sh• wa111 ~oing onto that
sm"'l roarf.
"'The next th ine t see l.!1 dust
and nvin11t: metal. I .!llel'I on th,.
'as tO him aro.1nrf 111t the next
f,111rm house anrf I Jinn~ .. ed pt
the woman on the oorch to call
an 111mbulance. It'! a bad
wreck.
Tbf. woman on the porch
was Mrs . McCov. She celled
the ambulance tl:i11t plrked u"
her dead dauPhter 'l"heresa
anti hPr other two ,1r1" Iylnll
crlticaUv infurf!d along the
TOl'tf ne,111r tb•ir home.
Mrs. Anderson. 31, was klO-
ed. So were her oarents.
Norman anrl Loi" Bradlev: her
sister. Connie, 15: and David
Tue~. her &-year-<>ld son by a vious mania.Re. Two
otlle children, Lam Tuclter,
12, Kimberly Tucker, I,
were fnjured.
Andtnon helped pull the
bodies from the ~age.
Bystanders conaolod his weep.
ing cbUdren. -
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IJke the burclar, be UM a cover ol dlr-and looQ foe llrgeb behind
unlacl<ed doors ...: ln uoguanled homes.
Likt the -plione calleT, be ....
.licip&lfa .. -of thock, fear and burt.
Bui the rapilt allO JI an lmmedlate,
frigbieninJ threat lo hia. victim.
A rape victim ll<ldom wants lo talk
about the uperlence. Many never report·
the crime, IO their attackers go free lo
look fO!; Giber victima.
Why do the victima react In thia .....
c oer! IJ there anything a woman can do
to prewat npe! How sbould 1be react!
Should Ibo npart It! Whal are the legal
procedures! How -Ibo cope with t6il. P"Ycl!"iGll!:al problt1111 that may follow!
PREnNnvE MEASURES
~. 1tlomeys, Jll)'<hologllts and the
•ictlms themselves agree that women
lhould do evtr)'lhlns poostble to mate il •
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th.eir ettacke~s but
experts soy chances
, ·~· they hove · met before.
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•lctlm.
Women wbo live al!me, 11 -lldvlaed,
sbould not lilt their ....... In the
telephone boot esctpt by lnltlals. Namt1
oo mallhous should be avoided or kepi
lo last Mmt ooty .
A dog can be L wllllliDI: devict. Learn-
ing a little judo, karate « bo3lc aetl-
delense teclmlques mJaJll be helpful
-..-let .....,.. men know there i.s no
man In the bouot.
"ll 101D1GM ub to Wit lht phone to
call emh"•nc:e (I' police, don't Jet him
St,.. • police olficer advised, "tell him
you'll coll the pollce or better yet, your hmbo!!d will. Go Into anotber room and
· talk lo your busband. This· will
discoUrage tbe Intruder."
"Don~ be afraid lo call the pollce II
you think someone is following You home
or H someone auspicious is hanging
an>und the oeigbborbood.
Keeping doon and 'Windows 1octed u
well u adding extro locU and a focm ol
alann l)'lllem will -·ge lntruden
looking for, easy 1cees1. Don't 1dmlt cuual male acquaintancel who arrive "Even if he bat.no ill intentions, police
for no apparent reason. will then have a flelcNdentifJcatlon card oo him oo file II he's reported again. II
-'USE USED . ..., help catch him later." .
• ._' , I 'Mariy rapllls' gain· eolry Into the home A police m•estigalor, who dealJ
of a potenilal victim by using a ruae primarily with the woman victims, said ·
such as astina to u.se· the telephone to tb4t "ea~ woman , reacts in her ewn
report an accident, to get dlrecti®' 01·1o .. way. Son!O lry lo . fight the . attac~er ..
sell somethlns. 'The atngle wcmu1 « Sometimes thia provokes bitD 10 be mere
aillgle Wj)llleD llvtng ·toaether abo,u.l'd , Violent. Other lim..,.be IDIY'lllll leave.
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Other victims have decided jUll to .W..
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NO REACTION
Pierct Ommaney, 'director ol the
Paydlolaglw Guidaoct c.mer, u-
ptained that the best ruction mq be m
reaction.
"All tOrture II on unconodou ldm-
ti(icotion with the victim," he uploioed,
addiag that lbls ii llUe ol c:hlld«atmc
and obscene phoot calla u well oa rope.
"The torlllttl' la feeling .--Uy
what be assumes bis vlcUm wW feel. U
the victim -not react the WIY be -
planned Jt, the vlcllm defeats 1111...--
for the 1ttact." •
He lltened Ibis lo the -who m..te1 obecene phoot calla. If he pts•no
roactkm, ·be doea not coll bict.
Oinmlney addta 'that ~ _.. who
commit' these t.lhd! of crimef want to
feel strong, be the aggresaor. 'Ibey cannol '
succeed in ncrmal relatlon&htJJI, ao they
retort ·lo abnormal ooea. llil colleague .
..W, however, that ICftam.iDC wW acare
Gil many attactera.
A by, he aald, is that the lut th~
tbett people -1 ii lo be caUf)ll. Mat.
Jar a lot ol noise In moot cuea •W acara
tbt nplll away becauae be cao alwlys
IJod ..... \'lcUm.
DON'T REPORT Jr
Moat "Women do not report rape, he ado
did, beta.,. they feet guilt w .shame,
are afraill of their apouse'1 action!, are
lrilbl"oed ol the legal procm and tht
~ they may receive by callou.I
olftclall.
ID Wublngton, D.C. and in New York,
dlnics have betn opened for rape vic-
tims, staffed by sympathetic lay people
ntber than police. Victims are much mOre willing to talk to someone ·other
tbaQ police or immediate family, and
many more casts have been reported. In
IOme cases the contact Is by telephone.
Ommaney said that he works wltb rape
vlcllml by 1ett1oa them lo talk to ltlJll.
Talking tt cut, ho eddtd, rtllaves tho
mind ol tbe'\>lc\im.
Along with fear ol h u s b a a d 1 ttr
retaUves blamloa the vl<tlm, many
women are reluctant io report e usault
because they know UtUe or nolhtnl 1holl\
court procetdlngs.
NO ABUSE
According lo Stewart Grant, depllty
district attorney in the Orange COUnt)'
Harb« District COOrt, Newport Bea<lt,
thf procedures are relatively almple.
Alter statements have been taken from
all concerned, be explained, police in-
vestigate the case and present a report
to the district attorney's office.
Then a date is set for a preliminary
hearing where It is determined if there is
enough evidence that a crime has been
committed. Next step Is a trial jn
.superklr court.
(See A.1TACK£R. Page ltt
Rap ·e: S9me Myths Debunked
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Rape is probably the most myth-ridden
or all' crimes.
In a two-year study of Philadelphia
rape cases, reported in his book "Pat ..
tems er Ferclble Rape," sociologist
~1enachem Amir debunked several. •
Among his findings were:
-Rape ls not typically t b e manic.
hnputslve affair portrayed In llOftta.
Three quarters ol the npes he awJed
were planned In advance. One third ot
the victlms knew the rapist prior to the
attack. --, · · ·~ _. • ---~
-In two-thirds of the cases the rapist
hadn't ~ drinking.
-There was no evidence that these
men raped because they were deprived
of other sexual outlets.
-~1ost rapes occurred en weekends.
Peak hours were 8 p.m. to midnight OD
1-~riday nights.
-Most ofienders "'ere unmarried and
ranged in age from 15 to 25. Peak age1
for victims were ij; to 19, but ages of vici-
tims ranged above and ~ew these
figures .
He offered this . composite picture of
the victim: . •n • •"Jbe typical victim wW be )'OUDI -
age to to 11 -and unmanied. Her
assailant (or assailants as sbe bas an
11lmcst even chance of being attacked by
more than one man) will be in bis late
teens.
"He will have mel or seen her
8<lmewhere and pla.Med to rape her. She
will be raped en a weekend night and
when she is alone. She will be raped in
her heme neighborhood and i probably iQoo
doors .
"She will be threatened with. word!.
gestures or a weapcn and she will !Ubmit
quick1y and out of fear. She wru be
handled roughly and probably bruised bot
Ibo will DOI be brutally beaten."
Helps Burglars Clean Up
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01 the Dally Pilot Stall
When it cornea to burglary, harried
bouoewtm wW be glad lo know the
11liva:i-ln look" ta • cood deterrent and
dlllly fingerprints are cood ctUCJ.
lnvestli•)Or Walt Silver of the Costa
Meaa Po!lce Department advised Mesa-
llarbor Club memben lo leave IJchl•,
radlo or stereo on when cotna abcppiag
or out for the evening.
Or a few toya ICl.ttered about will &Ive
the Jmpresalon ol occopancy during a
•acstloo or Pl,Oionged absence.
•And after a burclary, don, botber to
clean up the house before the police
come/' be said. "We appreciate the
thoughtfulness bul the evidence you wipe
off O< put .... , .. Important."
Silver admitted that a determined
burslar can pin eolry lo a hooJe no
matter •hl.t.
HARDER JOB
"Bui 75 perceot ol reaidentlal
. ' Tell-tale 1f9n1. sucli 111
notes, derkness and
unchanged windows,. 1llow
burglars w~en homes ar• emP.ty•
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burglaries are done by juveniles, 12 te ll
years old. So yc·J can deter the crime by
maldng ltlmore difficult. Time, noise and
llgbt work against a burglar."
Scme degree o f meUcuJou!ness,
however, .does pay off.
-Join Operation Identification by bor·
rowing an electric pencil from the Police
department, etching your driver's license
or SoclaJ Security number on valuables
and receiving a membership decal to be
placed tn a window.
-Take pictures of other valuables wltll
serial numbers either showing or printed
on the photograpb.
-Make certain all windows and doors
are secured before departure. An empty
garage advertises yoor absence so clgee
the doors. ...
-Don't leave notes ~ying you are
cone or put keys in such obvious placn
as flower pots. doormats. mailbo1t1 or
over the doorway.
MORI CHECKS
The preeautlona are longer for longer
absences:
-Di.scontinue milt, neWlj)aper and
other deliveries ahead of time.
-Arrange for lawn care and have
sxneone remove advertising circuJan
llld other debris regularly.
-Notify the post office lo hold your
mall ar bave a trllllworth~ penoo pick It
up dally. 'l1iU b particularly important
fe< apa(tmenl house tenants where otuf•
fed malt receptacles are 1 rJve-a"'1
when no one ls home.
-Hive the phone temponrll~ -..
netted. Burglars may lry calll• lo !Incl
out w"hether anyone is in.
-Don 'I publicize your plans when Y'"'
leave. Some burg1"1 speclaliJe Jn
reading newspaper accounta or v1caUoa
activities .
-Tell )'Our local police 0< sheriff Illa>
flon how ion& you wilt be , ... ,
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Ji lkebana, a Soothing Art Form
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Betrothal
Revealed
The engagement of Candy
Appel to Roger Kenney of
Newport Beach bas been an-
• nounced ~y her parent!:, Mr.
and Mrs. John Appel of Hun-
tington Beach.
A Nov. 18 wedding in st.
Andrew's Presbyterian
thurch. Newport Beach, is
planned.
Miss Appel attended HWl·
tlngton Beach, N e w p o r t
Harbor and was graduated
from Edison High School and
:~ ~ now attends Golden West
· :::COllege. Her fiance , son of Dr.
· and Mrs. John P. Kenney of
Newport Beach, Is a graduate
of NHHS and GWC and now
Mrs. Doris Funk demonstrates the
philosophy and art form of Ikebana,
Japanese flower arra_nging. Miss
Rumiko Naito will demonstrate the
art Friday, Sept. 15, at 8 p.m. for
members of the Art Affiliates of La· • guna. Beach. ·Also planned .are tips
on bonsai.
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· lege, Hayward.
FROM Fashion island
Newport Beach
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Your Horoscope .Tomorrow
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-Scorpio: Learn From Past Lessons
FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER 8
able to get together with U-l11ta/ll more work for )'OU.
who hold oppoolng views. Your Caprlconi ii likely to be in-
OT/11 ldul a-re received iD volved. Be definilt.
By SYDNEY OMAllll courteous manntr. Accent ii SAGrrr~ 1 (Nov. ~
Capricorn can ride with the • n marriage, partnenhlp, Dec. 21): 11CCe11t now ii on
Ude -or a otorm. Natives of public ttlatlono. Loo Is In .Pie-frlO!ldl, hopes, wishes. You get
where you are bead.ed and
wby. Do aome sei{-analyzlng.
~(Feb. J9.March 20):
Moaey aflecling plllt, jlartller.
ls featured . Now ii time lo n·
,,...i. Refuse to be contlned,
contained, bullled or beliltled.
Kno• your own worth.
this zodiacal •"'1 can bob-and-lure. what you went ii willlng to,l::::::o-----.,,,
weave, can duck ·apd coun-TAURUS (April •May 20): give up wha$ i.t aoperfluous.
terpunch, can evade blows and Be; cautious in areas of work, Spread apl>'8).• Advertise and
take the offensive at precisely helllh,. relations with peers. publjciu. .speak-up !or whal
the right moment. These ,Follow urgings of Inner voice. you llelleve to be valid.
peraonfliave goals and usually Means heed consclenee. Avoid CAPRlociRN (Dec. 21-Jan.
achJeve them -one way or extremes. 19):, You tee What you want
another. Tiie goal ls set early GEMlNI (Mlly 21.June 20): and you can talt• Bte,PI to
in life, 11 achieved late and SpoWgbt ts on creative en· achieve objective. Key is to be
llllCCeU ls savored due to in-. deavors. You make slgnUlcent mdependent, lortbrlg~t. Say
lttal ~hips. ,change in routine. Sell~I· what you mean and mean IUCID HARD JTALIAM s1 59 •
AlllES (Marth 21.April 19): presslon ls empbasi2ed. Yo\llllt what yoo say. Then results are SALAMI
Balance is achieved. You ere people could be lnvolvea. forthcoming in positive man-11•. 11.tt lip. 9.13.•72 9· U.
CANCER (June 21.July 22): iler. :=;:..::.:.:..:.o.,,.=---·
Accent ls on home, property. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. CARROT CAKE 99c
solid relationships. Be aware 18); ~amQy, member may be SIN•U LAYIR r 1.,. t-13·72 _ . PTA of apparent minor •matters. traveling. 'Yon arl asked to oft ~ · . Read between lines. study fine perform certain _tasks. Be • 'I'\ , ITALIAN DELI e BAKERY
print: Older Individual could cooperatiye. Golden .Rule can UCCI -.,,kJe t RE$TAURANT
NOTES make demands. You do have be reliable guide. Develop 8911 Adams at Magnolia, Huntington Beach,
tile of your own to Jive. personal philosophy. Find out o ... Df itw .,,..., 0.11 oper111-111 c11.,.,,,i.. 111 01rfffl• -21 v••rt.
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schedule. Change of seenery Is
emphasized. Relative Is in-
volved. Be analytical. Ask
questions. Answers a r e
available. Probe be n ea t h
Edison High PTSA
Mrs. V trda Hlntle
President
COMING UP: Unit will honor
teacher! tomorrow at a Con-
tinental breakfast, according
to Mrs. Robert Campbell,
chairman . . • First unit
meeting of the year is
scheduled Monday, Sept. 11,
at 8 p.m. Jn the faculty
cafeteria. Hlgb achoo! bOh'd
Issue will be dJscuased and
slides will be shown.by guest
speaker Dick Plum, direC-
ctor of traffic and safety
education far the Huntington
Beach Union High Scfloot
Djstrict.
REPORTS: Mrs. R 0 b er t
Schmidt, membership
chairman, reports t h e
membership driv~ has been
launched by sending letters
to students and parents in-
viting them to join the unit.
surface Indications. . INTERN A'JIONAL[Y FAMOUS eo:i!.t!Au~ ~f~;,,~~ /"\ ·
Don't chide, push or rush. You . ~:1 :.~i~~~-w~:.,.~~rh~~ FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT OF
cent h e a 1 t h resolutions.
Taunu and Libra persons could figure prominently.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
Cycle is high -you can suc-cess.fully begin new project.
Spotlight personality. Call at-
tention to your . own abilities.
'tlbjpiliative. Lead the way. ·
Make new starts in new direc-
tions.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Look behind scenes I o r
answers. What you Seek 18 apt
to be obscured from view.
Decision is reached which
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If you have a weight problem, you owe it to Y!)urself to see and hear
this beautiful and dynamic woman who has helped 4 million ·people I<>
lose unwanted weight .•• and to keep it off. Learn tested and proved steps
to self-development, new confidence, new vitality, a new and attractive
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Going to a Glorified Garage Sale . .
Members of Crown Circle of the Florence Crittenton
Services are collecting items from typewriters to
pots and pans for their Glorified Garage Sile, set
for Friday, Sept. 15, from 9 a.m. to ·4 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Ron Harrod, Corona de! Mar. Collect-
ing are the Mmes. Russell Taylor, Harrod and Ray-
mond Kraµss .
Driving Auto Stalls Vacat-ipn
DEAR ANN LANDERS : My husband
and I just returned from a lo-day trip
that I will call a "vacation" for Jack of a
better word. Actually it was hell J.n-an
automQbile. ·
When two high-strung, sborl-tempered
people are incarcerated in a car for 12 hours a day at a stretch, one begins to
consider the advantages of murder.
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DEAR NEVER: I cast my vote with
you, ~y. I tblnk your husband sbould
go by blmaelf and let yoa spe.nd those 11
days at bome. ·And ·while you 're there,
why don't you do some writlng! I love
.the way)'ou put words together.
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by naming a descendant after him or
her.
SI.nee.you deliver fint, you'll have the
advantage. Uke many problems, this one
could solve itself. Has tl OCCDn'ed to you
that your child, or hers, might be a girl?
. My hus~d thinks of a trip.as ·the
1,1hortest distance between two paints:· He
;takes charge -bossing, bullying, bark-
·lntir: ~rders and makirfg demands. He· will
toferate no browsing, no time to enjoy
enytblni, m opporlunlty to learn.. -DEAR ANN: I'm 8\>-months pregnant. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Keeping peo-
·tte evep resenta it when I ask him 'W ~o previous pregnancies ended in pie alive with drugs, tubes, needles1 blood
. stop so I can we.-a rest room~ He'll iJ>Ull miscarriage. Both times we had the name plasma, mechanical devices and so on is
cff the load-!6i' lUnch ci'-~lil'tlie -Brlarrpkkect'"out and -were very disap-NOT wrong. God takes everyone when he crumm~ dives .YOU cim ~!Jle. At poin~ wbeo I lost the babies. Now we .... is ready to take them . Your advice ho~,~ wouldn't think of eating in a ar~ so thrj~ that ~t long last we are borders on the sacrilegious. -DALLAS
·. ~~ joint but ;'!~ ~e're ·on gomg to have .oor Bnan. READER ,;ftcatb!~bing ia.good enough. .. ;,. -#My hitsballd's "brother'~ -wife is five-DEAR DALLAS:-Sorry, but a crett
:>: JI f tab 'tbe whei!i lo reiine lliJn for-mQOlhs pregnant. Sbe anootmced yester• many termlnally-W patient• an forced lo
1 ,~. he crtllci'!ee?"Y-~"1nf !8'I ~ $y that they have decided to-name the!!:.-vegetate (I besltate to ase_ the word live) --;J,Jliw ,iii -, my ljld baby Brian. I am 'llri<llliL _ .,,.,,.,,,.. -.... tlooop God -rellilJ -
t' -.a.• b&oct#il eoncrete. ' had our hearta set 'On,..tbat n(npe and· I tbe relatives weren't. There Is a great · ,t ,, 'je '-<uinual ilrivtog trips and think it is juat rotten of her to eopy us_ deal lo be said for death wit~ dignity.
'Mve fUQ!sted that we take separate Should we ,uune our baby Brian
v8cati0nl'. In fact it would be a vacation anyw~, or should I come right out and tor me If he'd go aloJIO and \eave me. at tell~ hcnf I !eel? -PLAGIARIZED IN'
,home, I don't care where be goes, with PITl'SBURGH . ",
'"born« how long he stays. He won1 DEAR PlTr:' So wbat'~ tbe mailer
Discover how to be date bait without
falling hook, line and sinker. AM
Landers' book1et, "Dating Dos and
Don'ts," will help you be more paised
and sure of yourself on dates. Send 35
cents in coin along with a long, stamped,
self-addressed envelqpe and your request
lo the DAlhY PILOT.
,lieaf of it. l MUST (O. with llavlng lwo Brians .la tiie famlly?
~ Be a ref~~ please~ Let him see what Coaabts often bave &he aame name slnce
he looks like In the paper.•-NEV~ .., and daagbten tnq11<nlly wltll to
THE CHAMPION IN ~~EE _..,., a deceu<d pareai-or .,...ipareat
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RUGS
A11the11tic Hend Mecte, lrnportM
-New end vint~• •elec:tlonr.
THIS WEEK ONLY
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Laundry · Foe
Build-up Banished
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ti 'YOU suspect the primary
·laundry lee, detergeet build-
up, has permeated your wash,
take a laundry pbrily test.
Many iietergents, even mild
·ones, can leave a filmy
residue. .. on all .•types of
Use no soap, .but add one-
half cup or an agent for
suspending detergent residue
and other impurities in water.
Agitate for only 10 minutes
to notice the murky build-up
released from clothing and
suspended in wash water.
From Page 17
... Cleaning Up
who hu 1 key to your llOUJe
and where you can be re~
ed. Special 1ttenllon will be
given to the premises while
you are away.
-K .. p ladders and tools
such as prybars and glass cut.
ters locked up.
WATCHING our
Silver emphasjzed the ad.
vantages of 1 good nelghbcit
policy. "'l'nlsl a neighbor with
a key and be a concerned
neighbor yourseU."
Tbinga you can do for each
other during vacations to help
prevent burglaries Inc I u d e
taking care of lawns, changing
window shade positions, ~
specllng rooms periodloally,
and being extra alert for
auspicious person!.
Since nothing is more In-
viting to a burglar tban a
house that Is dark at nfght or
has lights burning In daylight
hours, Silver recommended
purcbue of.' timers to turn·
lights off and on at logical In
tervals.
"A burglary happens every
From Page 17
... Attacker
Grant explained that
DaU Sizes
Pantsuits
Siles
14Y• to 26 Y•
are for all ages
•.. all figur•• and
almost all
oc;ta1ions,
Th• selection is
tops at Half-Size
Shop now. Come,
choose yours.
from $25.00
many cases the victim doesn't1;::=:=;:::=====::;1
have to testify at either the na fl.AVOl'OF SOLVANG
hearing <>r the trial . Wheil
there is testimony given at the CLOGS·
trial, the victim is protected
as much as ·possible from
ab~.
PAST VIEWED
No question of her past ex· perience~ is brought in, he ex .
plained, in cases <Where it', is
not relevant. He cited the case
of a woman who Is at home in
bed when someone breaks In
and assault!: her. Her past ex-
periences would have no bear-
ing on the cast.
Grant added that in th15
case there would be overla~
ping charges of burglary and
rape, with _burglary much
easier to prove .
The defendant has t.l)e right
or~-open, public:-triar,butwlll
often waive the rig!>~ ilsually
because be wants as few peo-
ple as possible to hear
teslimooy. IndirecUY; th Is
protects his victim from• haV-
lng to give ~ leftin\O"I' In
opeh bourt. ~ .
CIO!Hling the 1s.sqt of rape is
that oflell' the line between rorcea and voluntary sexual
activity is hazy. As one expert
put it, "What starb out as a
dream date turns into a
nightmare."
All iiv.e'e<t, however, that
reportin&,the crime is a must.
"Until \he rapist Is caught
and conv1~ed, he ~l_Jlllt
continue toJobk for more vic-
tizns."
MIN'S
WOMEN'S
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CHILDREN'S
OHM MllT llM<)O
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HARVEST
~Il~mfiliil:J
COSTA ME:SA
1105 Newport llvd.
(V! block "orttl of 1 Ith St.)
HUNTINGTON llACH
14 Hunl ingten Ctnttr
Out1ide tht Moll ••.
(Ne•t t• larker lro1.)
&. SCANDINAVIAN
IMPORTS FULLEllTON-224 Or•ll99f•lt M9'1, Gt Or•itttthor,. & Horbor
Use Y••r lollU.IMric-4 or M•t9' Clto"JO
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OFOUI
SUMMER SALE
Everytflin9 Regardless of Re9.
.,Price -Now $2 to $10.00
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Sat.; Sept. 9, 1972 at 6:00
) DON'T MISS IT!
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CAf Mel~)
CORONA OIL MAR
67~7J40
wqJJ.ab1e fabrics. In time, •111Mu.r
garmenw inay actually.-~~~~~~~~_,..!~·'°'"===''='=,.=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:~ become sUffened by repeatedl-
All S.lea Flnal
THE BEST
waslllnga and the garmenta'
dullness becomes apparent.
Very sen&tive skin often
reacts by becoming jrritated,
perhaps !tcblng.
Readerthlp po 111 prove
"'Peanut.a" ii one ot the
world's most popu.l_ar comtc 1trii:-. Read tt da1I)' 1n . the
DAILY PILOT.
This laundry purity lest,
developed by a detergent
. manufacturer, is also a treat..
ment for detergent buildup.
Re-wash a tubload of laundry
already ."cleaned" by your
present detergent.
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our now Fall PlntSuil ...
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In 111 omm °'"""' and')onow pattern
with • tinp of blue.
A Lexis, Ud. desian
especially for yo,11 In
Sim 8 to 16 et
$29.tt.
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CASUAL SUEDE CLASSiC 17:90
a low-dqwn casual by.AMA!JI, regularly
23.00, special now in many shades of
soft matte suede with rubber crepe soles.
in camel, navy, fuchsia, yellow, white,
' ' . brandy, copper, plum, and bright blue.
JOSEPH MAGNIN south GOast plaza.
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I Remember:
What's
Her
Name?
"What in beavm't name II
that haniing over your dirty
clothes hamper?'' a 1 k e d
'"""""· "It loob like a basktU>all hoop made out ol a
bent C10at banger.''
"lt'I a baJketbaD hoop made
out o[ a bent coat han&er," I
1aid.
"It looks terrible."
"That'• easy for you to
11y ," I' said. "You don't have
to run throUgb dirty 111>
derwtar tn your bare feet or
find the laundry before you
can do it. Whtn the boyi fm.
prove on theli hook 1hotl l'I
have it made."
1.<W'hat'1 thll?" abe acowled.
"You mean that bar in the
door you just cracked YO\U'
head on? It'• an uerclle bar
,. the bo!'I can bUJJd up tbtlr
muscles."
11And this lronlng board,"
she pusisted, 1'don't :vou ever
AT
WIT'S
END
get tired ol lalllnc over . H!
Want me to take It down?"
· "What for?'' I aked. 11\Ve're
riot m0Ylng.'"
The trouble with mother l.s
she has foraoHen what ti l.s
llbtollvelnahousefumlah-
ed in ••contemporary
Children." I med to fight I~ too. At ·one time l wa1 ·ao
naive I thought ooly edlble
things belonged In I b •
refrigerator, bicycles without
•beel.s should be dllcarded
and ii you had tight people to
dinner, all the l)aue• had to
matcb.
I ·went crazy trying to keep
an anti.septic hotJle In a wet·
lhoestrlng world. Then one
day I WU doing calelerla duty
with a mother of 11x children,
Who said a ct!J:lows thing. "I
..,.OOer how my kida will
remember me! Will they
remember me aa t mother
who never had rings around
the bathlub or will they
remember the popcorn we ate
In the living room.
. "Will they remember bow
111111y committees I chaired,
M will they remember the
tNsh doughnuts In the kitchen
,after school?
,••Will they remember bow
I <leverty I coordinate<i the blue . In, the sofa #Ith the pillow
~ or will they remem·
bu I hwli the -of their hand Ill the living room like U \raio an original Renoir? ~:!'It'1 tunny," 1he said , "I
CllM from a large family and
1: :can't even remember what cidor my bedroom w1s or U
there wu mud lnthe hallway or !Jnierprlnts around the
light swllches. All I can
remember ii the laughter. the
\oY• and o crazy hapketball
hoo'P my mother made out of a
~t coal banger and put over
ttie4.Clotbel hamper."
I don't know how my kids
will remember me. Only that tbt other day l knoeked on the
ba\hroom door and said, "It's
:yolir mother," and a voice
iald, "Mother who?''
Peering
Around
90tll'R AMERICAN movie
tKimbshell Carmen Miranda
was the inspiration for a
Newport Beach party last
weekend.
: All women came dressed as
the star of the 40s, who was
the "first to wear plaUorm
shoe! and v.111 a wild, colorful
pmon," said WAido Hein, one
"'the party organlwa. "Sept.
f WIS her birthday In 11119, and
she ditd In Beverly Hllll In
1955.''
A DOVBLI: ltlrprile birll>
daJ ctlebratlm -bolled bJ
Wllllom J-and Mn.
Cllllml Wbllelall lot lbllr
•-In Newpon BadL A cJ>ampqne bufftt dinner ID a
garden IOlllni WU Wffd lo
100 relallvea and c1 ... frienda
of the couplea.
PLBPGING Alpha Clii
OtMP at the Unlvenlty or
Oldahoml l.s Kimberly Anne
~ daughter ol Mt. and
Ml'LP.dward1.. Jllmapu Jr. ol
1llOlpri Btach. Sile II a
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proportioned
pullons,-
matched tops
Panis of Celanese Fortrel®
textured polyester knit ere
washeble. Short, 8-16: average,
I 0-18. Dyed-to-match tops.
By Campus Casuals.
A. Tunic, grope. forest green ,
16.00. Pants. grope, cranberry ,
brown, forest green, 14.00.
B. Shirt, brown, send, M-L, 10.00.
Pants same as "A". Mail and
phone orders invijed. *Fortrel is a
registered TM of Fiber Industries Inc.
Street Floor Sportsweer, 65.
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the
new
pantyshirts
Super-Shirts with lwo-
wey stretch nylon bik ini
panties attached for
smooth figuring under
pents, skirts. By Ledy
Monhollen, I 0-16. C.
Polyester-Avri/®-royon
white, navy, pink, 16.00. D.
Rayon-cotton, navy/white
or wine/white print, 16.00.
Mo il end phone orders
_ invited. Street Floor
Blouses. Shirts, 66.
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bRANGE. MALL OF OAAN&E CERRITOS
2100'k. T•1tl11 Str.et 1714) ttl-IJll 100 lM c.ttitM Mill tJIJJ l.0-041t
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j¢ouple
Engaged
A De<. 23 wedding \s
planned by Kay Colladay,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Colladay of Balboa, and
Walt Wbe of Newpurt Beach, ""° of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wbe
of. St. Lculs, Mo.
The wedding wlll be held In
St. James Episcopal Church.
Newpurt Beach.
The bfide-elect ls a graduate
of the University of Southern
cilllornla where ahe pledged
Delta Delta Delta. Her flance,
a graduate of Drury College in
Misaouri, is a M 1 r in e
helicopter pilot stationed in
Santa Ana.
Parents
·offered
Booklet
By PATRim McCORMACK
NEW YORK (UPI) -Your
preschool chlld chatlm ~
atanUy, asks a lot of quesUons
-about things seen, heard or
Imagined.
Thia bundle of ener8JI u-
t~ ':.t."T..i u:.r.Ht~
piece. or adbealve 11.,. In •
dust factory -he'• ID food at
• picking thJnp up.
You Jovelilm, find him Ir-
ritating at times 1 n d
sometimes just look at him
and think -"what a real
puzzle."
Al that pulnt your preschool
child probably ·ii ready for
kindergarten.
That is, ae<'Ordlng lo
authorities at the National
Reading Center, created by
Pmldent Nixon In 11170 to
a>mbat Illiteracy· and help
assure functlooal reacllni
aklllJ to all Amerkanl.
And the Center h I I
aomethlng me for parentl of
• preachool children. A a.rt!-
cle series, "Parenti and
Beginn1ng Reacfen."
You get youra free . by
writing to Dept. B, National
Reading C e'n te r 1771
M1111chuaetts Ave., N.W.,
Washington, D.C. 200!6.
The mini pamphlets em-
phasize that Mom and Dada
are their children'• f1rlt
teachers.
Their primary Job -and tt
ahould begin Joni beloro
kindergarten -is to create
the ilind ol llome atmoaphere
that encourages a real desire
to learn and a 1enulne
pleaaure In dlsa>very.
Written by four leading
psychologist.I, educ1tora and
reading speclaliats, the Center '',
series suggests four bulc
waya parents can pnpani
their children f o r kll>
dergarten:
-Create a h o m e ·at-
mosphere of eagerness to
)earn. .
-Help the chlld to do things
at ·home he later may do In
achoo!. Eliccurage him to
!Qllow directionl; to wait for
help, (or a piece of equipment
or a drink of water, and to
pick up alter himJell.
-Talk with chlld about what
he can upect In ochool. Better
yet, 1et big brother or lister
to erplaln the ropes -~
eluding high and low points al
ldnderprten We.
,-Remember alao th a t
.eblldreo model lbemoalva
.afltr Whal they M In ...-.
,YCNr 01ln atU!ude wllfhave a
. .,..1 dell to do with your
dllld'• mental aet toward
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'jackets, shirts
Young juniors will go bock to co,mpus in lively
foye rs ••• like this. Pents ond jodels
by Inwood Cosuols in brushed cotton
denim. A. Short-stop jodot, S.M-L, 12.00.
30-im:h wide ponts, 5-13, 10.00
Striped shirt, 5-13 , by Doorborn, 10.00
B. Work-sh irt jocket, S.M-L. 12.oo
Cuffed trou58rs, 11.00
leg ponts, 5-13, 10.00. Owl print shirt,
5-13, I 0.00. Moil ond phone orders invited.
Hi Deb Shop, 52.
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super tops
over pants
Hood for compus in these groovy seporotes. It's the
penis-plus lqpk • , . end terrific. A. Cotton dureno knit-top,
7-c olors, S·M-L. 9.00. Clossic shirt, 5-13, 10.00.
B. Puff sleeve sweeter, 6 colors, S-M-L, by Gorlond, ll.00.
The pents in co+ton corduroy Lov isill for Gols!
Chestnut, nevy, block, rospberry, be ige, 5-13 , 10.00
Moil ond phone orde rs invited. Junior Sportswoor, 97
CERRITOS
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Flurry of Events
BSP lflHl club ytll wllh 1 ,_,
luOO-Monday, Sept. 11, In
Ben Brown ' 1 rttt.aurant,
LqDlll Btach.
Biily Sobelman, noted for hi•
vaudeville and paniomlme
career, will entertain.
tht Women'• Republican Club,
Federated of Laguna Beach,
at 2 p.m. in the clubhouse.
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Signals Fall Season
a.m. will pre<ede luncheoo II
the Airporter Inn.
Designers featured will In.-
dude Mr. ·Blackwell, Heltn
Roee, Jack Winter and fun by
C!>annanle Furl.
Pnlbytttlan Oturdl of the
Covennt, Colla M-.
Cl-. In physical and .....
tlooaJ preparat l on ,for
childbirth wlll be illllruci.d by
Mn. J9h1> ·Von Eacben. • ,, l
Irvine Juniors · ' · .Officers' Wives '
Mra. John Engel hu cbostn 'Offt<en' Wives Loa.,_ wlll
Gerdeners presidents will be -..cs by
/I fall~p Ito wlll the El Camino Real Woman's
open lbe dub .J:' lot the Club Tburaday, Sept. 14, al 1
-CGoet G OUb Wed-p.m.-ln tho clu-. Harpist
neoday, Sept. ll, from l to 4 VlrlJnia Ebrlld1, wbo haa
p.m. Ill the home of Mn. pttformed wilb oonducton
Robert C. Robb, So u t h and C0111J>Olet'S froln HUIO
LllUlll. Montenegro . to Jobn Si:ott
Membera of the Mu Upalloo
Chapter of Beta Slgm1 Phi
will follow the Frtendahlp
Trall to tbe home or Mra.
Frank Spirea, Santa Ana,
SalW'da,)I, Sept. 9, for a I to 4
p..m; ulad luncheon with 1
Johnny Apple~ theme.
Mra. Charlea Becker wlll be
IJOSleu (or tbe next regUlar
meellnc Moadly, ~pl. 11, in
her w .. tmlntter home, betln-
nlnc at I p.m. •
Fuehsio Society
Mn. Bud. Slubbl, a
hybridlur of fuchll8J, wlli be
guest speaker at the Morxta y,
Sept. JI, potluck dinner or the
Cllsta Mesa-Bay Cltl .. BrMch
of the National Fucluta Socie-
ty, beglnnillg al 1:30 p.m. ln
the American Legion Hall,
C-Oala Meal.
Weight W etchers
Ms. Jean Nldetc!J, founder
ol Weight Watchera ll!lema·
tlonal, Inc., wUI appear 1\ies-
day, Sept. 12, at I p.m. In the
Anaheim Convention Center.
her on1y appearance in the
Orange Counly area,
LB Ebells
the Sptrlt of Christmas All • welcome · MW' m e m b e r 1
Through the Year fo theme Wednnday, Sept. 13, with a
the club ye·ar for tht lrVioe ' CQffee in the omctn~ Club at
JWilor Woman's Club. 1be the Marine Corp...Air Station
year ope111 Wedneaday, Sept, at El Toro.
Republieens l·-:;'l'ro;;;;tter~, w;;ill~pm;;rf;;orm;i;. ~· ;:;~~~~~~~~~~~ A IW!Cheon and luhlon llhow
haa been acbecluled for noon
on Wedneoday, Sept. 1l, ln the
-of Mn. Robert Shupe, ·ii..;.I.,._, B r _ _,, ocf The Laguna Beach Ebell
Club will honor b e n e f i t
patr<>nwes Tueaday, Sept. 12,
from z to 4 p.Q!. in the Niguel
Terrace home of Mr. and Mn.
Tristan Kro1iu1. Past
pruident. will be bosteases.
13, with an I p.m. meeting ln . EµllbJJJty for OWLS II
the theatre or Unlvenity High llmtted to wfVH of retired of.
School. ' , fi<;en of any of the Unii.d
Mike Mannlban, community SU.tel •armed lofl'tl. A ~ ..
.:relations manager for tbe ~ for Rttlred Offictn' ·As.soci,..
Irvine Co., will l}>Nk on the' tkll ' '!l~et: 'ii slated • for
!u~H;;5 .,._y ros. xuio .s
luncheon ill planned. ~------,. ..... -------... ~ Art Le119ue '
Costa Meaa Art League hu
acheduled a ge~acqualnted
memberahlp tea for Sunday,
Sept, 101. from I to 4 p.m. In its
new 1auery.
history of Irvine. . . W~, Sept. 20. El Comino Reol
Otarie< membera and put
, OVEN Fr lED FISH
Beto Alpho Pi
· A family picnic with a Hee
Haw theme II planned for Sun-
day, Sept. 10, by member• of
Beta Alpha Pi. The group will
gather at 10 a.m. 1n Irvine
Park.
Moncfi y Club
Monday Morning Club of
Laguna Beach will kick orr the
Toostmistreue•
Laguna Toastmistresses will
gather Monday, Sept. 11, at
7:30 p.m. in the Peacock
Insurance ~ullding, Laguna
Beach, for .their first fall
meeting.
GOP Women
World traveler and
Journalist _John Morley will
discuss current eventa at the
'l\Je!day, Sept. 12, meeting of
League _ ·Books
Cjty Planners
Twins' Moms
Dr. Tom W. RobolllO!l;
Newport Beach pedlatriclan,
will discua1 the development
stagee of twtn·s at the Wed-
nesday, Sept. 13, dinner
meeting of the Orange C.Oast
Mothers of Twins Club, at 7
,p.m. in Senor Rub en 1 1
restaurant, Westminster.
Riviere
California J&1eidoscope '72
will theme the luncheon plan-
ned for Wednesday, Sept . 13,
by Riviera Club of Orange
County. A social hour at 11:30
Church Guild
Sts. Simon and Jude Ladles
Gulld will.' resume regular
meetings Wedneaday, .Sept. lS
with a poUuct dinner schedul-
ed . In the Lake Pa r·k
Clubhouse, Huntington Beach.
A ·kick~ff luncheon to raise
funds for altars for the new
church is planned for Thurs-
day, Sept. 21, at noon in the
home of MMI. Paul D. Smith.
Ch ildbirth
A series of prepared
childbirth classes will begin
Wednesday, Sept. 13, from 10
a.m. to noon in the
Ci!y and · eounly plannera
. ,will· be-thi featured speakers dllllnc new .,...,be,. coffees
~ by the Orange C-Oaat
director of planning for the
Art C-O)olJY, d'!flnl ~ 10 a.m. • .
meetmg 'l'lnu"day, Sept. 14,
sue ot Women Voters
beglDnlnJ Monday, 'Sept. 11.
Dilcuulona wlll pinpoint
coutal pniblema and possible
so1utionl 1n each area and lead
·into 1 new league study, en-'ltle4 Local Planning.
in the Laguna home of Mn .
Harold Bell.
A local planner will address
the group assembled at 10
a.m. Thursday, Sept. 14, in the
Costa Mesa home of Mrs.
Robert Belanger.
Holtina the first meeting at
10 a.m. Monday, Sept. II, will,c;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I be Mra. Glen McGonagle of El II
Tqro. Speaker wlll be Bill
Cun!Mngbam of the
Envlr<lnmeotal P I a .n..n I n g
Divlaioil, Orange County Pll!Jl-
nlng Department.
Hl1 topic will be open space
In Ille Saddleback Valley, with
emphasis on Aliso Creek.
On 'l\Je!day, Sept. ll, Carl
Ntiuhausen. advance planning
administrator for Newport
Beach, will speak at 7:30 p.m.
In the Costa Mesa home of
Mrs. Miriam Pew.
He again will be the guest
on Wednesday, Sept. 13, dur-
ing a 10 a.m. meeting in the
Newport Beach home of Mrs.
Stanton Taylor.
Michael Harris, asaistant
planner for the city of Irvine,
will dlscUS3 p]aMlng during a
session in the Irvl.ne home of
Mrs. James E. Mitchell at 10
a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 13.
Laguna's problem• will be
the topic of Wayne Moody,
Pre-
Columbian
Art;
Furniture;
Old · Prinf$;
Dinner
Service ,., 11
THOMAS F. ALUN ANTIQUE!
Weekends or by Appointm•nl
7892 Westminster Avenue
Westminster. c.. '7141892· 7597
Mom's size
AHlttMlt lelllftt
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e1 •11111911 llYM.
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fun tie
for • growing
girls
MULTI .COLORED
PIGSKJN
o,.. s.u.,
Sept. 10
11 t. I p,M,
FASHION ISLAND e NEWPORT BEACH
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IN PEAR TREE
ARRANGEMENT
Worth $18.50 M1de·up
Sf&!
DANCING SANTA TRIO
4" Slntll -·~to U..-for Holld1y Decorating
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Patricia A n n Mcilwaine
became ·the bride of NewtOn
Yaeger during ceremoiliea.
conducted by the Rev. ¥r.
Cecil R. Burton ln San
Clemente Episcopal Churdi.
The bride ii µie daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Mcilwaine and the
bridegroom's parenta are Mr.
and Mrs. Mervin Yaeger of
Meadville, Pa.
Mrt. Greg Butcher was
matron of honor and B.
Yaeger was bes& man. Uahers
were Greg Butcher and John
Mcilwaine Jr.
'Ibe new Mn. Yaeler is a
graduate of Cliepman College. ·
Her husband received a
bacbelora degree in architec-
ture and a mastera degree In
fmanct from the Unlvenlty of .
Southern California.
After a honeymoon t o
Europe, they planned to make
their home in Jackaonville, Fla.
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Specializing In Yac:ht Polic:les ~
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Lonelg Ride
JOnnifer Figler, 3, ()( Huntington Beach, Is the lone
rider on the horse swings at Lake View Park. But
even swinging by yourself can be fun at times.
Bif1 Plau A~
Pat Nixon Shows
Campaign,P-0ise:-
By HELEN THOMAS
UPI Staff Wtttw
Fresh from her llrst cam-
paign appearance of the year,
Finl Lady Pal Nixon dlsplaya
every .bit the ccrilldence of her
role u ·one of the White
House's foremost vote
aeekers.
. Her aldeo aiy the vet.ran
cam~gner, w!>o hit ~stump
. with her busbanil'• lnlUal bid
for Congress in 1946, will begin to make solo appearances soon
after she returns £o
W asblnglon.
the First. LI d y 's CO?·
respondence cocps.
Deborah Mllrray Sloan, an
aide to White Houu IOClal
aecrelary Lucy Winchester,
has a1ao departed for mateml·
ty leave.
BUI Codus, a former deputy
In the state department'• pro-
otool -divilioo, is the clUet
coonlinator ol Mn. Nlml'•
Clnrpalgn.
.The mnainder ot the Finl
Family is a1ao planning 1 buay
schedule.
........ Ji.· --·-: _. ·-. -Art Zoning
Near Reality
McKinnon'-Will Keep
Board Chairmamhip
SAN DIEGO (AP) -
Former Rep. Otntoo D •
McKinnon (D-Cllil.) AYS he
will mnlln as board
chainnan ol hil eight San
Dle~a weekly and
RmlweekJy newsp.apers = their sale for '3.1
Harle· Hanks Newspapers.
Ioc., of San Antonio, Tex., a~
nounced that ti reached agr.e-
ment in priociple· to acquire
the McKinnon newspapers and
IO percent Interest i n
Publlshn Of!Jet, the pro-
ductioo company tbal prln!J
11101t ol the papers.
INCLUDED ARE the La
Jolla Ugbt and Journal, the
Coronado Journal and the Sen-
tinel group of papers
which print eight nelghhorhcod
edltlons.
The newspapers "have been
operating in the black ever
.since I've had them " McKin-
non said. He described the
deal as "more a merger than
a sale." 1
BOUTIQUE
CLEANERS
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REFLECl'IONS
by
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Sheffer
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Drivers who don't smoke ·
may save as much as 25%
with Farmers
Non-Smoker Auto Policy;
TOM ~ARSEN -JIM UPTON
17918 Magnolia, Fountain Valley
962-2488 or 545-1401
or
"SclmetlmH when I con1ldtf
what tNmendou• conu-
quenc:N come from little
thlnp ••• • ch•nc• word,
• t•p on the lhoultfer, or .•
penny tlroppod on • ;......, lhnil • • • I am totn,ncl te
think · thlt ffMn '" no llt-
• Wann Up Suits
tl• ttll ........ ..
lrvct l•rton
·.~ tllat ·!llpp<Df··k .
ot 10me conaequence to aomeooe, and occaatonally aome · Sffmlngly tnconae-
quential happenlng proves to
have been ot enormous im·
portance.
Nol every lOlt nail reaulta
in the 1D11 of .. kingdom. of
coune. We-should, however,
be aware ot the vast poten--
tial for IOOd or for evil of
evm some-little word we
say, or perhaJ)I the word we
did not u.y,_wben we should
have done so.
We an always willing to go
to any length for those who
come to U1 for help.
j5 tfSFFeR.: mo11TWJ1.Y
LAGUNA IEACH
t76 SOUTH COAST Hl6HWAY
494-llll
• Designs Alive
T-Sbirts
• Bike Shirts
357 So. Caost Hwy.
·.Laguna leac:h·-497°1515
-All 1/3 to 1/2 off-
GIFT -"ITEMS-up to 50% off
• Candles -3 for the Price of 2
, • Glycerine Soap• 3 for · 2 also
START$ THO DAY, SEPT.·7 PLAilll i:AJ.L lei Mn." NiI.'
OD to, concentrate on the most
populous states with stops in
California, New York, Illinois,
PeDDl)'lvania, Texas, Ohio,
Michigan, Florld1,.New Jersey
and ll!•ssadm6ellJ. I L 1 SAN CLEMENTE
Store hourss 10130 a.m. to 9. p.m.
Master Charge -BankAmerlcartl
•. PIRSONALIZID 100'-ff' thru . 492.0100 CHRISTMAS CARD .ALIUMS· '/0 0 Sept. 16tll
In 0 c l·o be r, straleglsta aay; ihe will join the President
. for the final leg ol the wn-
paliD.
Oblervera AY Che Firs!
. n.· _aguna ,.,, No•TH llcAMINO REAL I
The Art Colony Is one lllep clOlef today 1o uvma •f"'~~~~~~~:::!!~~~~~~~~'!!!!!~~'!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~!!!I!
epOcial rone establisbed for
.
• .I. ' , OUR NEW ORIGINAL DESIGJt Cl:IAIR
IS A BARGAlf'I AND THEN ·SOME.
• A lrUe clasalc wllh fNtrf fine detail ol a really
expensive piece.In rtcn, heavy tufted velvet
: and superb quality cushioning for laatlng
-· .aeatlng comfort, and avallabltl In our neweet
: . f1ecorator e<>lors. All this, and free aet-<1p-ln-
• nome dellv81)', and a flv~ear warranty too.
W?I ~ 1111 PUllllllTURI ._,,;.SlilRQ
... ,..,Awwc·-MlllTl.t•l4~nllln'&1•.-rU111Cllft.I
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Lady bu never appeafed
mcnaauredoraeemedto
nUab Che polltlcal del1Jlnda ot
campalpl'JL more than this
rur alnce Republican coo-
ventlon and .bor opening
pollUcal lppelf8DCe In llawall tut weet.
ON THE l',,\MPAIGN trail
with Mrs;-!llmn will be IOme
new .ataf! members, replacing
10me she !Oii in the past few
weeks.
One of her chief press
assistants, Julie Robinson,
resigned and bor personal
aecretary, Stephanie Wilson,
b1 left, to be replaced by
SUAn Porter, a member ol
a11o and cralls. .
The LaguJll Beach PWmlng
Commlalon •••• •pproval
Tue9day for formation of the
zone, M·lB, 111 well ii 10DH.i
revisions ol the clly'• esistiJls
llghl lndustrW zone, M-IA.
'lbe ina~ now will be
puled ,to the city council fer
final approval.
The """' permits arllllla' irtudloe, cabinet llhopa, glua
craft production, t e 1 t 11 e
manufacturing, and like ac-
tivities, as well as residential
(R·O· uses.
It a1ao permlla ad·
mlnlstrailve, pro!esalonal and
buJIJRa offices Incidental to
one ol the artist useJ on the
atte.
While the planning com-
mi.aion's action did not tie the
! moe to any, particular area of
tlie. Clly, the commllBlonm
~vt garallJ lavcftd jm. ~ .. ut .... ~ Laguna Clnyon Rood, eail of
the Pi>at O!IJce llDDn. '
ff you drink while you do the ironing,
send the ironing out.
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. areas dealing irtth mlnlmum
. tJot m bacb, Jandtcapln ml prorillOn for specific
pennlllOd by spectal pennjlll.
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WHERI YOU CAN SEE, PET & • •
TALIC TO THl'ANIMALS -A ·
Old M1cDonald'1 F•rm Mt hones, pi91, chickens, z::tt..
ducks, turtles. mul•s, clovff, ,.....,.., shMp cow1, rs.
• lqnghom ·~fll•, tur~•p •• rabbits. 'r-.1ots ·of ,~'!-. . , . •
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Old M1cOoHld'1 Fi"" h.1 continuous Tr•intd--'•myud Anl·
M•I Acts I a Petting Aro1, POfty I lurto Rfat1' •nd 1 Mule•
Powond M1,.Y..o-Round. l1myard 1dml11lon: IOc for Chll·
drt1, $1 1dulti. Bur"' RldiH llOc, Pony lidt• 2lc. F<>r lnlor-,-'
0t1llon c1ll 4tMUS 0r Hl·llto. · . )
Oi> tlic~~-· . ;: ,..._. SalLD~·~~'f ~ '-""~-i9'\ ·'1:)-Cro!<n inrmr· ·' ... ~~ MlS8'
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SACR~ (AP) -Gov. Ronald · Rugan hu
.. toed IegllllUoo ordering eallneer}al and t r a fl I c
aurveya before rodar can be
_.. llelp-catcll motorist&
~·1 IJ>tO!l limlta.
The m......,. by Seo. Larry
'!fallh, 1 Hunttngtoo Park
Democral,'-'d bve defined
• 1 11spiecl trap" any area tn whld> radar II ufOil #id lllt
apefld limit Is nol J!litlll;;\l tiY
• < engtneer1na or .,.me surveya.
• • Reagan safd the bill, In ef.
, , • , feet, -id "sevettlY natrlf1
or ahollsh the use of nclar .,
. • italllc, enforcement.•
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If ironing is so boring that you find ·a few drinks help you get
'through it, send the ironirig out.
Because what starts with a few drinks on ironing day
may very well escalate into a way to handle everything boring.
There are a whole lot of ways to handle boredom.
· Alcohol just doesn't happen to be one of them. Alcohol
doesn't solve the problem-and it just might create a more
difficult one .
For a free booklet about drinking, write:
N ~l.A.A.A., Box 2045, Rockville, Maryland, 20852.
-"""""' CH At:CllQ --"""""""' . . US. tlEBfmvl:NT OF IMJli lilliJOrof'.l #SJ V&liff • Hedth Serlces cTd Merla Hed1t1 Pd 1 ttil1olk:n
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General Denies Suhordinate's
, IACRAMEN'l'O (AP) -The
eomm>ndtt of Ille 1,000.
member Cllllornll Air 111-
tlooal Gunrd bu denied a
fired oubordinate'~ c:bar&• of
nepotism and misJM o''"f
government property.
Maj. O.n. C.eorge W •
F.dmondJ made Ille deolall
Wednesday at a news con-
ference after returnlng from a
vacation in Aluka.
' FamUfl Ciret1•
"I don~ koow whll lhe -of the allec&Uonl I J I I t
EdmondJ said In rapoose to a
qufl!!Qn.
BUT HE added, "Somttlmes
you have to push and above"
to do the kind of job ht lhlnD
JI necessary and lhll leaves
some subordinates unhappy.
Tbt allegatJons made publlc
Jut week came from a former
"Boy, Dolly! If there's one th in; you -con't do , it'1
POUR!"
.. Lower Rungs.Have
Drinking Problem
BERKELEY (AP) -Younc
men in lower 80Cio-economlc
groope are twice as llbly to
be problem drtnkel"I as their
contemporaries at h I g her
rungs on the aoclal ladder, e-
cordlng to a University of
California study.
Drinking problems are most
often found among younger
men and dlmlnlah rapidly
alter age 50, uid the atudy,
based on Jnterv.len with 1,581
U.S. males between 2l and 59.
PREPARED BY Prof. Don
Cahalan, of UC'a SChool of
Public Heallh bere, the study
said half of those Interviewed
reported some problem drink-
ing in a three-year period
preceding their lntefview!.
One third reported fairly
severe drinking problems,
Cahalan said.
In the 21-14 age group, 55
percent of tl.oae in lower in-
come brackets reported drink-
ing problems compared with
about 25 percent in the upper
brackets.
11We need to ·tell young peo-
ple bow to avoid mi.stakel,"
Cahalan uid "We need to in-
fonn them about safety when
driving or pe<formlng otber
complex tas~ the develop-
ment of tolerance, and the ef-
fects of alcohol when med in
combination with o t h e r
drugs."
TBE STVDJ', preaenled to
the 1n1m1.-c.armo of
Alcoholi s m and llnl&
Dependence ln Amsterdam,
places empbula on. preventive
education to combat . alcohol
abuse.
•10n the average tt takes 20
years of heavy drinking before
a peraon needs hospitalization
as an alcoholic," Cahalan said.
•'Treatment for Uteae people is
costly."
The study blamed en-
vironmentaJ influences for
most drinking but I a I d
p e r aonality cbaracterisUcs
such as impulsivity and alien·
talion also play a role In prof>.
lem drinking.
Wasn"1 Ape
Gorilla Has Probl.ems
PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -Baltimore Jack, a gorilla
which refused lime and again to satis!actorily perform hll
mating duties, was critically W, veterinariant aald.
Dr. Howell Hood, veterinarian at the PhoenlJ: Zoo,
said the :JOO.pound gorilla bas been suffering from an tm·
known ailment for about two months, but bis condition bas
become more seriol15 recently,
Jack. a gift from the Balttmore Zoo, was nown here
two years ago in Playboy Magulne publisbe< Hugb Hel·
ner's jetliner.
1.oo officials hoped he would mate with HueJ, I fe-
male gorUla , but Jack wouldn't cooperate. Veterinarians
said Jack apparently w8! su!ferlng from a poycbologlcal
problem connected with more than 15 yea!\ of isolation.
meet the $10,000 panther* •••
PANTERA
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Air !11tlonll GJWd m1jor,
lllroldD.8immom,ID1~
to 11en. Marpni awe Smllh
(Jl..ll>Jnel. 1 member of t be
Senile Armlld -Com· mltl<t.
Edmqnclt' ...... MaJ. Gtn.
Glenp C. Amel, bead of tlle
C11lfornl1 Mllllary
Dtpartnw.nt, bas u1d a four-
month I o n g lnvea:tlgation
ordered by tlle P<11tagon Into
the .. Krious" charges hat
been completed.
AMES, WHO wasn't present
1t the news conference
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PI&• report .. t b • h>
vestlpllon wW lncltJ4t his
dect&loo .. whit dloclpllnary
ldloG, U uy, ll nqulred. The
rrporl lw nol -IDldo public.
Some allogaHono by Sim-
mons and denied by F.dmondJ
were:
-Tbat F.dmondJ uaed Air
Guard Peraonnel and planet to
Dy goverlUllfllM>w!led bulding
mal<rial to AWk.a to eoo-
slrucl a bunting Clbln.
Edmond• raplltd
11Gentiemen. I don't own a
cabin In Alub.. I have nevu
... allthi~· l@g ·size/
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atthews, Milburn Win Gold Medals for tr . ....,.
UPI Ttl"""lll
OH MY ACHING BACK! -Wesf Germany's Wilfried Dietrich (be-
low) appears to have a slight problem against U.S. Greco-Roman
wrestler Chris Taylor in the 'XXth Olympic Games. Despite the situa·
lion the GQrman eventually worked himself loose and won the match
<luring Wetlnesday's competition.
Case to Be 'Reviewed
DeMont Not Giving Up
Olymp,ic Gol(l Medal
MUNICH -Rick DeMont, 16-yeaMld the United States with 120 American
world recordholder from san Rafael, teammates who have completed their
C&lif., has ~ stripped of bis gold competition here. The)" were aboard a
medal in 1he 400-meter freestyle swtm· chartered Pan American flight doe in
ming -event, but ~ executive board of New York this afternoon.
the International Obrmplc Committee OeMont did not speak to newsmen at
agreed tcxlay to take 'another look at the Munich Ailp>rl .. as he and the ·others
decision .made on the bails of a drug boarded the plane.
violation. . . 1YparenUy he bad the medal' with. him
The exeeuUve board discussed the and may have been unaware that the
matter brielly 'lbursday morulng and Ip(: was still talking about his case:
then annouz)Ced it would OO!d a meelillg While he refused to talk -be said on
Friday to lbteD to Clifford Buck,1 preQ-arders of Ken. Treadway, the nimming
dent of the U.S. Olympic committee. team manager -teammates said:
An IOC spok:e!rnan, asked about the ''SUre he's got the medal. It's hi!!'
announcement Wednesday vacating the Meanwhile, there was confusion over
medal, said: the matter.
"'!!lat waa right." ~ IOC announced formally Wednes-
But the spokesman then II" the day nigbt that the gold m'!dal won by
delalls of the further mte\iilgs, to-DeMonr in the 400 freestyle was being
clicating a U.S. appeal or plotelt was ~~ vacated because of trace! of a drug -
being coosldered .. TIJe spoke 1 man, Epbredine -In his t!sts. Then the IOC
boviever, declined lo elaborate. ' ' a-Uy had ~nd thought•.
!.leanwblle, the IS.year-old DeMont -De'Mont admitted that he had taken
M, world ~ holder -left by air for tablets containing Epbredine to ease an
astlunatic condition. He bas been l!lklng
Weigand 2nd
lnR' wingHeat;
Gaim Smns
Special by i D.ili.V PILO't 9fUl lfrlter . . '\
medication for asthma for two yean.
Tbe announcement Wedneaday night, in
a fOrmal news releue deliV.ered to all news aourees,...attrlbuted the acllon to the
IOC eaecuilve board. It quoted Prince
AWanller IlelJ>erode,. chairman of the
IOC drug commission. ~g Roby of De~lt, U.S. member of
the toe said the action could not bt of..
ficial .
"l was not told of it," be said. "We bad
no meeting oo the matter. My un-
·derstanding was that we were to meet
Thunday' morning.11
Ml)NICH -l:lewport ~<lit'•. Andy
Weigand today paddled in\o the :itml-
flnals of Canadian canoe doubles 1compe-
tltion at the Olympic Galllel. • ' ,• 11' "-owd Boos The liemi• wlD be held Frlda1' with u·
Weigand. at!d ~·Roland !'t'~~:"1Three oi~canar.:,' U.S. Spikers
pain will ac!Van<e to Saturday'• llnall.'
And Wejpnd belle..,, he and )luhlen
"8ve a Pd sllot at beating Canadl and
the CucM. They ooUegged· llje CUCbJ
lo tueaday'1 race.
BJ GLENN WBlh'!
--~~...,. MUNCH -Americana Vince Matthews
and Rod Milburn .... the tblnl and fourth
cold medala in Incle and field for the
U.S. today at the Olympic Stadium. •
DrtV!ng out quickly and appearing to
lead all the way Matthews broke the
tape In the 41JO.mel« dash In 4U8 as
Wayne Collelt'ol the U.S. WU second In
44.M>.
Kenya'• Jull111 Sang WU third In 44.tl.
Americln John Smith pulled up lame on
the first IW'IL
Mnbum came !nm behind to win the
UO high hurdles In a world record equal-
ling IS.24.
Guy Dru! of France, IS.34, and Tom
-Puttemans
Sets Mark
In 5,000
MUNICH -Emile Puttemans ol
Belgium outsprinted America's Steve
Prefontaine to set an Olympic record ol
13:31.8 in the second heat of the 5,00I)
.meters today.
The old Olympic record was 13:39.I,
set by Vladimir Kuts of Russia in 1956.
That was the longest standlhg Oat race
record of the Olympics. -
Prefontaine, University of Oregon run-
ner, was second in 13:32.6 and qualified. .,.
MUNICH ~ Renate Slecher or East
Gennany ·equalled the world record ot
22.4 today to win the Olympic women!a
200 meteri!.
Raelene Boyle ,of Austra& took the aU..
ver medal In 22.45 and defending Olympie
champion Ima Szewin.ska of Poland took
the bronze in 22:'14. .,.
MUNICH -Nadezbda Otizhova of RU..
sia won the gold medal In the Olympie
women 's shot put today with a world rec--
ord heave of 69 feet.
Margitta Gummel of East Germany,
the defending Olympic champion,. waa
second with 66-4.1/t. And , Ivanka JOuisto-
va of Bulgaria took the bronze with 6U. .,., .
MUNICH -· World champion John
Williams of the United Slates led the
men's division and 1ren S~dlo!rsta of
Poland led the worn..'• after the flrsl
day of the Olympic archery """peUtio•
-,.the lint since lllO. ' -
After the llrsf · rounds at 10 and ?9'
meters, Williams of Cl'aoeavllle, Pa., bad
a score of ll08 followed by Doni!d
Jackson of Canada with 584, and Italy's
Alfred Massazza with 578. ·
lre.Q Szyd1owska's · score for the·
women's 70 meters anti 60 meten first
round Was 605: with ·the Soviet Unl0n'1
Emma Gaptcbenko in second place wJth
591 and North Korea'< Ho Gu Kim third
with 68S. .,.
MUNICH -Four hundred pounds ol
hope was shattered Thursday when
American Chris Taylor was eliminated
from Greco-Roman super-beavyweijht
wreslling c:ompetitlnn at the Olympie Gatne1. ...
'!be :C.year-old giJ!Jt from Dowaglae,
Mich., wbo had hoped 1o lrln the firSt
American IQedal ever in the event, wa1
eliminated when he and his _.,.nt,
1968 bronze medal winner Patr Kment of
Czechoslovakia, both ~ere declared
lOW"S for passive wrestlina.
Taylor Was pinned Wednesday night in
his first bool
Tonight's TV
For Olympics
In the interut ol the lateat poul·
hie programming lnlormatloo ac-
curacy, the DAILY PILO't calla
Channel 7· every morning for the
day's agenda.
8 p.m. ·(!) CL -Basketball
(U.S.A. V!.Jlafy In the semifinals),
boxlng•(aemifinala), track and fiela
(men's hammer. throw,. lJO-meter
high hurdles and -lei' dash :
women's 200-meter duh, -400-meter
dash; and shot put), flrsl day of
decathlon competltlnn (100-metero,
Jong jump, high jUD% abot put,
fOO.metera), volleyball (women'•
final : USSR vs. Japan), equestrian
ll])Orl!. flnals (drwqe at Nym-
phenherg Palace), weillbtllltinc
(1 u p .• r heaV)'Welgbt dlrision), -•Uing (Greco-Roma11 style).
11111 cl the U:.S., JUI, ...,.. the other
medalists.
American Wlllle Davenport led early
•
MUNICH
1972
but the 1181 Olympic cllamp setUed for
fourth In IS.50.
EarUer tcxlay, Pally Johnson, fourth
place finallst In the women's burdlea al
.
tile IMI Olympic Gama, nn out of the
mooe)' In bet oemilloala beat of the lilG-
meltr blrrien.
The San Clemente woman, whole left
foot wu .UU wrapped with elasttc band·
age after having been 1pra!Md in Mon-
day's preUms, placed fifth with a 13.26
'!be first four advanced to the flnab and
victory _,I to Valeria BUl811~ of ~
mania In U.I. Pam Ryan ol Australia•
was aecond tn 11.95 and Karin Balzer of
East Germany srabbed thltd In 11.97.
Final quall!ylng berth wu picked off by
Poland'• Tues& Nowak in 13.1.
Mn. Johnson ref\lsed' to use her foot
injury as an excuse for not faring better
today. "I couldn't drive off of it well
DAILV:PILOT Staff l"1lelf
DISCUSSING OLYMPICS -Sport& Editor .Glenn White of .the DAILY
PILOT, discusses the.event. of th• 1972 Olympic Games with Corona
del Mar and co.ta Mesa's .Kim AtUesey out.Ide of the Munich . track
and field stadium. Kim wis a competitior In the women'• long jump. . .
Seales Outfights. Foe;
3 Americans in Semis
• • MUNICH -U.S. light ,welterweight
Ray 'Seales .of Tacoma, weatileJ'ed, two
first round knockdowns and came back' to
win a split declslon over Andres Molina
ol Q!be todaf,'asaurlng the United Statea
of.at· least a third Olympic bozlng bronze
medal.'
Americana Jesse Valdez and Ricardo
C&rreraa made ii Into the semilinalo with
MUNICH
1972
victories over a pair of RuBSiana Wednes·
day.
MoHna, a belding 28-year .. ld who looka
older than hia listed age, domlnaled
Seales In the flrll round, scoring a lland-
tng knockdown with a !ell hook. He
acwed with 1hort rights and lelta and
than knocked Seal .. to the canvas with a
right band.
'!be CUban was warned for hittinc with
the heel of his hand by referee Conatan-
tine Kriac of RtJmanla, then was penallz..
ed a point when he again slapped at the
American boxer. It was probably this
point that brought Seales through to vic-
tory.
The Bozlng Hall crowd hooted at the
decisJon when i& . came up on tlie
scor.boanl. New Zealand and South
Korean judges voted for the CUban, while
Polish, Italian and Japanese judges hack·
ed Seales. Sealea calmed down In the
aecood round and although hurt by a left
hand In the first' minute, began to box
more effectively, scoring with a long left
jab and rights from close In.
Molina wu unable to unload his tough
left hook ln the last. round until a final
flurry just oeconds before the bell ending
the fight. Seales, a ZO.year-<>ld college
freshman, had his best round, landing
frequently with jabs unW the Cuban'•
laat n11h.
'!be Iola was the · fourth for the CUban
t~am, which ii at the top of the unoffii.::ial
tePm standings. The United States. 'has
fourth po ss I b 11 lty to maXe tbe
..mis In middleweight Marvin Ji>hnsoo,
of Indianapolis, who fights tcxlay. Tne
be>! the Soviet Union can do will be foor
aemlfinalista.
cornlnc otr ..,. ol the hardl• -Illa •
time I felt tt durin& t.bt race," abt. llill"'
"I'm a Uttle disappointed at DOI 9'
Ing the flnala but 1 think I ran a lllllll'
race than I did Monday In the fl r • I
rcund," the said.
0 1 'ran my own race today •• .bid ...
ter control and dldn'I pay atteoU. II
the other runners.
"I bad a hard. time. c<ltinc 1111 111111
together today -I still wun'I -
tratlnf an hour before the nee. 'nllllll
haveo 't been going well for the v.a.
team and then the ldlllnga of the .-
upset me." -
Mrs. Johmon was never wllh tbe ,_.
leaden and wu battling to pze.eerft
filth place.
Rigby Plans
To Compete
At Montreal
MUNICH -Cathy Ri1by aay1 &he
hopes to conUnue in gymnastics until the
1976 Olympic Games in Montreal. She
said It the night she was Injured at the
U.S. Olymplc team trials in Long Be-ach.
And she reaffirmed It here after her
disappointing showing at the Olympics
when she piac«t Ioth overall and did not
make the finals in her specialty -the
balance beam •
"Four years 11 a long Ume, but I plu
on it," !he 11ys.
True, ..four· years Is a long whltt •••
especially when you work seven hours ~
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WHITE
WASH
eL•NN WNITe
day In gymnastics. But perhaps even
more so when you are about to become a
young bride, which Clthy says she'•
about to do.
But she ii a determined .YOOlll woman
and may be atilr to cam 911 despite the
dllllcu!tla mtnllOoed.
Vt!' lfNra bi ooi lllON lllfnl wllldl
must be elven moat aerlouo eon11derotlolt
by Cathy: She may oot be Ibo queen of
the American gymnaotle1 domain by '78
and ti'• mighty tough to keep chugging
along as other1 pass you.
One candJdate to succeed Miss Rigby
as the Uri.lted Stale!' bright hope of
becoming our country's first-ever Olym.
pie medallBt in gymnastics wu supposed
to be among the standing area crowd at
the competltiona here.
That would be Costa Mesa's Kyle
Gayner, who will i. a high school
fttslunan this fall.
Bud Marquette says Miss Gayner will
he heller In '78 than Mlsa Rigby Is now.
And that's quite an endorHment
because Marquette coaches both girls.
"Kyle la taller than Cathy and will look
opectacular on the beam In '78, u Ibo
Europeana ·do. She'll be stronger In the
vault and on the bars and her free ex·
erclu ls beautiful," Marquette told this
column. •
"Kyle fl the r-ly gymnast in the world
doing a double backward aerial on the
beam. I loot for her to be No. I In tht
U.S. by 1'18. II
Miu Rigby was a grack>us loser here.
She said ahe was happy just to be com-
peting her final night In action but she
didn 't renect the usuaJ warmth and ef-
fervescense she usually charms you with.
lt'a a shame she didn't fare better irt
final atanclings. It was a disappoinunent
for many who foUowed and believed in her ability.
She won't be coming back with anJ
medala but she will return as ClthJ
Rigby, the doll-like gymnast who charm-
ed audiences, If not judaeo, and who pro!>.
ably has done more to lllr Interest ii
her aport among Americans than A1f1
other peraon.
Whether she 1teys with It or llanp up
her costume ln the months to come,
Cathy Rlgl>y Is lo be adm~ed for what
•he has done, not tarnished for whit she
was unable to do.
-
Weiland and Mublen finished behind
Sweden In tod.11'• ._.,..., They led
unlll aboul 5eO meters of the l,lllJO.meter
reoe and """ then Ibo winnen IOOk
ttVer and •ere never headed, winnin&ln
t:ll.42. '!be ,U.S. dao ,,... clodoed ;In
4:0Z.OI.
JIJ' a DAILY PILOT Staff Writer
MUNICH -Black Americans
Vince Matthewa and Wayne Collett
were 'l'blstied at and booed today
.bx ao,ooo Olympic Stadium fana alter bavillg shown dismpect 01i ' •
the victory stand during playing
of the Star SpanJled -· · '11ley bad finished ...two in the
411).metec dash. • •
They talked, Maluiews WU pull;
·Ashe Bids for Up.set Against Smith
WeJPhll llld Mtlblea •pl a bit ~ .
In helt .e.dlaat today. '!be !list laur !loots In tl1e"alller ..,..,iie,e were all
-tM ftliall lllo Under S:Sl •With ~a~ fourth In 3:1iUf.
"We ~ltely wlntOil to fllllll ......i
-'*>'•" Wtlpnd laid~ ~..:d. --,...d i.ve 11.ci to ..... aemll lleal with Bu]prla, lla!lla ~· Mulco •we r.I..,,. .... Jieltai all wi... ... .,., '
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_,. la. _.. i1I Illa way. We tbould
.. 01t t1m 11ow u lllc • 1J1 D't pt ,_...._ .. -....... ~~-·-.. ,,, ... ,,_ -, 1 , • llto1
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• '1ng al hl .. cbln ..i liJey ...........
pea1odly 1ll0Vlng ll'OllDCI and look·
log 111 degrees awt,y from the U.S. _
I ·' Q"I U it WU beJoi raJaed In the
lladhJm,
Matthewa waa again whlltled at •adliocl<d u be went to !he com-
petitors tunnel allor the vlcloly ,, ilml ceremony.
It WH rtmlnllCenl of the Itel OIJmDic Games whtn black atll-
letal 'rommy SmWt and Jolin c.r..
lot rallled ~ blacil-l!oved
llatl dinlg Pla1"-ti the national ~~a:::~ -,,
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FORES'r lllW, ·N.V. (AP) -'Iba
matdl tbat may decide the top player In
Iba tm tJSLTA All-Amerlcoil rank1np
tab.place today durinc the men'• quu.
teI11na1a o1 the U.S. Opeo tennia c:bam-
pi9mblpa.
Top "-Stan Smith ol Sea Piner, S.C., mtets alxtiHeeded Arthur Aahe of
Mlanll and, altbougli Smith II the btttln1
favorite, Aabe'• ~tlalr In the tow-nameat are more tmprestive.
Smith ._Iba def....U.C d>ompion and No. 1 on the special All-American rank·
lnp lor both c:onlnld .and Independent
--~la No. lml Ibo-· --· . -pi_. ... llOl..i for their atrq
-but ~ltlle Mila~., ..
aet In bJa thtte ~viowl n>uncls thil
year, Sinltb bu dropped at ltul one to
"""" _,.m. • Billie Jean.King, tre top.toeded clefencl-
lnl -·• dlamp, oald either Albe or Srilllll wlll tal<e Ibis year's Cl'OWll. "With
the ~ ol bad Iiounco1 we'ru ptttnc
oo -<ourta, the only person who ean
wln ii a man witb a big terve, 11 Mn • .Klnt Uld. .
~ boal the ~ play1"1c auDICe In the Weot Side Tl!llllll C1111> Sladlum
Wednelday and adVancod lo tba women's
qulNrflnala '!Ith a W. 1-1 'flt:toly over ~ V1rJ1nk Wadi CF.ngiand.
But the matdl bet-tlllnHeeded
Qlril Ewrt ol Fan ,....,_, Fla.,
..
and lluA!a'• Olga Motozova brought
the crowd 1o,11a leet. ·
Mlu Evert beat ;.in. Morozova, the
tm Eutem Grasa Courts wo.-•a uu ..
holder,M , W, 7.f. Following the matcl>,
Mlu Evert said she never thought lhe'd
be the~. .
"I ne11er thou&bt I eould win. Oil•
was servln1 welf. Tne ooly tline I got
conOdent was when It was S-1 lo tbe
tit-breaker.'' Miu Evert-llkl;-She won
the tie breaker 5-1 with the lut point eotnlni on • lob by llln. Morozofl that Juat dropped WL
Jin. Mo,...va wu teuflll •fttr the
match. Down 2-6 In the third at!, Iha
nrled bet 11rtteo ad llormld back
by taking the nert lour lamta and Iha
lead. But Misa Evert b<ld ID the utll
1ame, forcing the tlHreaker.
In another match, Palll ~
lost to ninth-Meded Kt"1 Melville 111
A"'tnlla. Misa Malvflle beat llJu Tu;
111arden, the ZO.)'Ul'<lld upset wllml'
over Evonne Goo!._, 6-0, W.
Margaret Court, a women's wtnn.
here five times, was unlm~ • ..
ad'<anc:lnrwlth a H ;-H; t-4 'Vk:tor7 -owr !~ Rosemary Cauls of
San ,,.....,...., Mrs. C.Urt relYmc IDOl1I
on placement than power, follnd Ibo aprr
Misa Cauls allDOlt too much to= when 111111)' of her lbots ....,. back. .
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KANSAS CITY (AP) -Doug
Howard W8I 1UU excited.
He had )Ult played bls firsi
major league bueball game
as left fielder for the Califor·
nia Ana:ell in a ).1 victory over
the "Kansas City R o y a I •
W edn'9day night.
Howard was dolng what
mO!t ball players do after a
game, munching on food, But
his excitement made it diffi-
cult for him to swallow.
Bob Oliver, the Angels' first
baseman, drilled by and said,
Angel• Sla_te
All Gtmtl on KMPC ,(11tl
Stpl. 7 Anoe!• ti Ktflitl Clly 1;25 p.m.
S.pl. t Angelt ti Clll~110 S:il p.m.
"Nice going, super man."
"Super man. . . " Howard
mumbled between blushes·,
"not yet, Maybe ..• "
Maybe what? .
MIJll "Just maybe .•. " Howard K..,-11r Sl!tilfl llffoKllttln
ll'lnt .,,, .. flnlit.ra '" M(ll ""' replied, almost choking,
tdVtnct to Ml'Fllll"'IO H ard" d but 't Ht.11 1 -1, Ntw z,11tnc1 "°'·"· 2, ow a e wasn per-Cuti1 •:CM.a. a. Eflfll•nd. 1:0..,.,, 4. II• ticularly spectacular. He drove
tv •:Oll.75, -.th first 1nnin Hnt 2 -t, Denm•l'll 3:U.N. L in a nm Wl a g
A"ur1111 i-:S7.t1, l. l••l•nd •:fM.11.-... "'""'Und out, singled in the fifth MQJco •:12.65. S, W111 Gtrm1ny &""
41<lf.2t. and handled John Mayberry's
Httl 3 -1, A"tlrlt 4:11.o;, 2, ft • th · •• wJtb llomtril• •:01 . .0. 3, ivory co.11 4:02.71. long Y in e SlXVJ no
4, Ullltef '"'" •:n .q. 5, Jtp111 difficulty. 4:11.'f. •
woM•M The Angels didn't have much
HNt ~1''~ ~'~~1~"::~~'"""'· trouble beating the Roya la 00.. •kM'-. Midi.) 2:"-lf. 2, Dlnll'llrtt hind the tlr'.fdt ptching o(
2:07.'2. 3, Ctnld .. 2:10,7' .... lr.119trl• Rudy May, 8-10, who alkwred 2ilf.6', .s, lrtl•nd 2:24.5'.
ttNt 2 -1, E••t GtrM•iiv 2:01.n. only ooe safety over the last
t , Pol•nd 2:10.w. 'r~r.•nce 2:12.fl. '-· five ~-1·-. Ent11ltnd Jtll.ll. .... uue<>
kayM '"" Ken McMullen and Leroy
HNI ~ -1. Speln l :«l.fO. '· Stanton opened the fourth with
YUOOll•vl• l:ll,17, J. Dtn1ntrtl 3:11.lt. ka off kt '"'"· J k .. e,..11nc1 1:•1.SJ. s. 1r11.nd 3:.u<27 • .,. wal roo e .lTU&e ac -
Hew Z•tl•nd 1:0.11. • son, 1·2. McMullen scored on H"t 2 -1, AUtlrtllt 3:A1,n. 2, ·u111tM ''''" ,.,...._ ._. Wllltllty, lA!O Cardenu' single to break
W•.t1•111i.,,, o.c.1 s.n.•1• 3• C•l\td• 8 1-1 tie, and Stanton raced 3:MM. A, Ivory Cots! 3:54.0l.
Htal ' -1 Frtnce l1«1.u. 2, home when Cardenas was cut
.. 1111""' 1:•1.tt. '' swtden •:n.'3. .. down trying to reach second Cutlt l•U.15 . .s, Mllllco t :so.•1. Mu~·~" 1."'~i;:i.,..:~,,. 1, after Jeff Torborg's fly to right
CDChVllQVtklt. S:U.19. J. ,lrMxlco, field.
J:so.20. '· ""••t'Kt, J:s..2'· 5• 1YOl"I' First inning singles by Jim Cotll, 4:2.S.5,,
H••I 2 -1, Swtdtn ':01A2. z. Ul'lltM Wohlford, Amos Otis and Lou llttft IMllNttt, Clncl1111tH, t •Ill
"'''''"'· •••• hi""' •11U1. Pinlella and a wild pitch pro-
•o1Mld. •:os...i. '· Otnnwirk. •:°'.si. s. duced the Jone Kansas City Jt0tn. •:10.11.
K'Y"-l'eun •tPt<l\tlll run.
HNI 1-1, Hu1191ry, 3:1~.ll. 2. lllly, The An •· the ' fi 1:11 .... J. A111trtllt. 1:1,.:u, •, s,.1.,, geut got tr 1rst 311•.• a. A1111r11. 3:21,n. " M1111co. run when Sand.Y Alomar walk:· 1:11"5.
HNI 2 -'· CltdlotfoWtli:1 .. 1111.-. ed to lead off the game, ad-a. 9tlolum. 1111.a. .. Ctnldll.-111f.77. ·---...... , .. Ill --and _ ... 4 U_,,... ..... Jf\'M I-DP••• y~ -...-W.....,.., o.c., . .....,., ~ ed on Howard's grounder.
Vt.1 •......-Ct, St. Cl ... , MIM.r Iha •~ "''"'• .... ·v,... a", a1n.tt. t. 0 Drlving in t •n·a~ run
Entl•nd, 3:2"20. was very, very exciting."
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beamed Howard, who played
all season with Salt Lake City
of the Pacific Coast League.
"The single .. .it was exciting,
too. They even gave me the
ball to keep .
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Chicago
New York
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Ea1i Dtvl1lon
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71 61
66 62
63 66
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73 57
65 63
62 66
61 119
60 81
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.464 14
.469 16
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Cincinnati
Houston
Dodgers
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73 58
71 60
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Costa Mesa Offense Top Ba~
Returnmg{
Shows Improvement ·For Edison
BJ ROGEB.CAJ!tSOlll
Of .. O.lfr 'J' .... tteH
Cotta Mesa lllCh appears to
have Ibo makings of lb !DOii
excitlni backfleld In Mll!llngs
hlltory with several llllni·
bacb fighting it out for
siartlnr honon .on ibe varsUy.
And coach John Sweazy has
a formidable offensive line ap-
parently shaping up as the
Mustangs continue their con-
tact drills in preparation of
their scrimmage with
University at Tustin High
Sept. 16 17:30 p.m.).
"We're going to be a better
football team this y e a r ,
there's no doubt about that."
says Sweazy, in his second
year at the helm.
"But we've a:ot an awrul lot
of youth in our skilled posi-
tions. This is going to be an
exciting ofrense, however. I
think we can move the ball,"
he adds.
Those who Sweazy are count.
ing on to move the ball in-
clude fullback Chuck Glaspy,
nanker Paul Desmet,
qu'"'rback Frank FTegosi
and a host of other solid
backfield candidates.
Glaspy is a two-way starter
from 1971 and has good power
from his' S-9, 170-pound frame.
Pushing the senior at fullback
is junior Dennis Delany (5-10,
165 l. Delany has shown good
speed.
Flanker Desmet (6-1. 170
jr.) appears to have that spot
nailed down. He's a returning
ttarter with excellent speed,
experience and ~tr en gt h .
Backing him up is sophomore
Steve Teregis (5-7, 150'):
Three top candidates are
vying for the all important
tailback job with D a v e
Newsteadt (5-7, 128 sr.), Bruce
Sharp (H, 145 aoph) and
Makato Ibushi (6-7, 140 jr.) all
given equal chances by their
coach.
"At this point we've no idea
who will be our No. 1
tailback,'! says Sweazy. "But
they're all tougher 'n hell and
frankly we're not overly con-:
cemed about our backs' Jack
o! size."
Fregosi (5-li., 175 sr.) is a
returning letter.man and also
Jn the quarter1lock picture are
Sieve Sh4rp (W, 190 j<.) aod
Rod Figg1tt (8-1, 185 soph).
Figgatt may also see ac-
tivity jn the defenSive seco~
dary with Fregosi and Sharp
battling for the No. J position
in the I-formation.
The receiving end of Mesa's
game appears solid with Mark
Schrupp (6-2), 190 sr. lei·
terman) Inked for starting du-
ty at light eod.
Also available at tight end
are Gary Cuton (U, 180 sr.)
and Brian MCCormick (5-10,
170 jr.).
The split end vacancy is up
for grabs between Bill Valen-.
tine (5.10, 165 jr.) and Steve
Farrell (6-7, 145 sr.)
Don John9on has_put a lock
on one of the starting tackle
The big pldi at I!dllCJI\ 8141'
JpC>il:""Jo!WOo II .-.... 111' Jfff Erldlll!li-(6'7, 110 1r.)-. -::. .• -'the Qiar,...."b tlytiojf-
pound aenlor letteHnan. ErlWon. who lilrted for to climb blct to the lllp i. tile
Mark Mdl!>rman (l-0, 197 Meu al C<ttter In 1971 u a Jnolne Ltague f0Qt1*J "111 Ii Jr.) backa him up while Gary 120-pounder, fl an crtellent i'drlllo Peru (6-1, 20t jr.) and Jim snapper Oil kl<klDI· altualloOI 1Jlld"' way with <1111tect,
Dom (>ll,, uo jr.) are wag-and bu added 30 jloonds wllji daby and coach VIDco .,_,.
Ing a balile (or the other the wel(hb llnce last year. bu • horde of pranllbls
tackle opening along with '11Uo CUY wW play, tbtn'a ba~ks working behind• -
McDonnan. • no doubt about that. But Ibo llooabl• line. , ' I
Kelly Strolcb operatet at of. l1'YI wh<> want to play llSUllly LOC>klnc good al~~
tensive guard and wW start. do," aays Sweazy for FA:llsoo has beei <...--.
He's returning aenlor starter >,, for team goals, 8)fuzy ' Way (M, 160 ar.)., !l'•Y=
from 111'11 and ls sltong. He aaya almply: "Every Um'e we pears to blve the ~
bench prwes 320 pound> from come oll lbe fieyd we're going lock'!' ,DP with ~p _
his 6-0, 187-pound !tame. to be ·a better !<•Ill· ,We did !l'Oll) er..hman N~teChlftl!
Also at guard are Kim that last year and IC we do it (11-1, 155). Dive •™ , t!ie
Josepbson (S.11, 185 Jr.), Jerry again thfl time ft'IJ win our 1971 sophomore starling qb.
Schepens (S.11, 170 jr.) and share." had ~ owatlon "' bls -
Ned Webster (>1;. 1811 ar.). Last year'• 1-a mark 1n-and It• not tnown•how m~
At center Is Paul Ferrla a eluded lolsea to Edlaon (20-of the 72 e&mpall!"•be'll q.
probable atart.r as a g.~ i'I> 12), Corona de! Mar (LS-14) Back and-~~~ roll ln~lbe
pound junior. Bacltlng him up · and Estancia (11-7). • rwmtn1 g ·d~P"'lieun elit_ )""Y the eague 1· st on11nwo
Grabarkewitz' Problem
nlng punch. All·league tallba<)k
Fred Hernandei (5'9, lllO II\)
teams up wit!t fullback Joe
Demetrakos (6-0j 195 sr.) to
give Asaro iln lmpi:osalve
tandem. • -Homer or Strike Out ''This Js • the •year
Dem<lrakos sboUld bt..oom
both as a runner and u a Reds -11 games bel\ind and blocker. says A&aro. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Bill
Grabarkewitz, the Los Angeles
Dodger infielder, has a 1pecial
problem.
It seems he either hits a
home run or strikes out.
Wednesday night, in a 8-3
Joss to Cincinnati, Grabarke-
witz did both.
He fanned twice but also
Dodger• Slate
All GamtS on ICFI {6'0)
S.pl. 7 Ooe!ge,.,, VI Alltnll 1;S5 p.m.
Stpt. I Oodg1.-. n Alltnle 7:55 p.m.
. slugged a thfee-run home run,
his fourth of the year and .third
in as many nights.
The contest left the Dodgers
exactly in the Sl!IJJle spot when
they started the series with the
In third p~. Also figurll!g in tallback
TonJgbt, when the ~gers plans are Ja~k Hllyne1 (1-9,
engage ·•-Atlanta Bra,... a1 !llO sr.), Bruce Bennet (1-9. ~ lllO Jr.), Bert Sherron (190 jr.) Dodger Stadiwn In the opener and Bill Ruthe!Wd (M, 145
of a brief two-p/lle sei, Dodg· Jr.); who .,., the sophomore
ers pilot Walter Alston may team's starter in 71.
Jsk Grabarkewitz to chat with That soohomore crew lo!t
the Braves' Rico Carty. onlf to Corona de! Mar in
"Grabby's ans'wer ia1o learn league play and figures to
t hit lik Cart n Alllton saJd bolster the v a r s I t y con-o e y, siderably. Haynes may be.,.. after the lou. "Carty swings
hard llllt!Lbe ~~ two strikes. ed at flanker along with Eric
Then he'll shorten up some Johnson (S.T, 175 jr.}~· ~"
and maybe 80 to Ibo 0ppo0ite -Backing up .Den!•trakor Is
field with Ille pitch He's prob-Joe Peck ($-!, 170 jr.). · Bob Granatll (6-1, 175 sr.) ably a bet~er hitter: w!!'° he currently has the spllt end
has two strikes on him. . soot all to himself with Mark
Two years ago Grabarkew1tz, Weatherbee 1(&-l, 180 1r.) h~d an astounding sea80n. He sitfeUned with a ·broken jaw
hit 17 borne runs, tops for the The Jattel' is expected to be
club, and walked 95 times . He ready to 1o in •two weeks. Both
Golden West barely missed ihe Dodger club were excellent perfonnen1
record for bases on ba~s. Yet during the summer passing
he also struck out 139 times-Je;i '{Ue arcording to Asaro. •
Scrimmages an all-time DodP,ers record, Two alternate starters and
Brooklyn or Los Ana:elea. lettermen are available at
"It's a mystery to me,'' Al· tight end. Bill Ford (S.2, 190
CERRITOS -Coach Ray ston said. "I can't see how he sr. l and Dan Winchell (64, 190
Shackleford will unveil the can hit a ball as hard as he sr.) are waging a tough battle
1972 Golden West College foot-does, t~en mi.'JS the next one for the starting nod.
ball team for the lir!t time c:ompletely." Offensive tackle is the wide
tonight in an informal con· CIMCIMMATf open slot at Edison with
. trolled Sc;r~e Uainst @le ~-ff ~'1~1 't 111 "I several possibles. At the .mo-
host cerr'itos College· Falcons. run • o f, i' ment it's two tranden who
Action is scheduled to start "n cf ,•,' are ·Joo king good. "niey are Bill
atiout 7 o'clock in the Jone ~t;~b 2 ? o El\lott from San Francisco (S-
scrimmage of the year for the ~~~"fon"" ! l. ~.. ',: o. 195 jr.) and John Du~an (5-
Rustlers who will engage jn 10 ~"k;"',b c i i 10, 180 jr .) frorn Santa Ana
games this fall beginning with ~~",'.'::if0 ° ~ : g g Valley. Also fightinB for the
Orange Coast College a week Tot•• ~ ' 10 ' spot are Mike Domas (5-10,
from Saturday. LOS AM•ILIS 185 sr.} and Bob Johnson (5-0,
Shackleford has an abund--GrPtrtew111a ••. ', 11t '1 180 sr.). ance of lettermen (29) on om: .. 1: cf ~ : A & Art Bigelow (5-7, 145 sr.)
hand fOr the 1972 season in· ~l~~brt ~ & a g and Rick· Campbell (M, 17$
eluding all Southern California ~~r. : t ! !g,
1
g sr.) are the first two names amference quarterback Bill Q:e<I~ c 4 1 o Asaro mentions when'the1sub-
Cornelius .who reWrote the ~~ J 1' 0• 0 g0 ject of offensive guards comes P1rrtllffltl 11 scJ>ool record books a year LAfebvr• 1111 1 o · o o up.
ago. ~~~"""" 2~ 001
3GG1 ~, 3 A!JJO In that cateqory are
Comeliua la expected to see LotAfl8el" .oco 030 ooo -3 Mike Brooks (5-9, 165 sr.) and
some action tontght with Jerry E-&enc:11, MOr•n. G•,..,.•1. oP-ri: Frank Oviedo (ft-10, 180 11'.).
Hinojosa, I.miller letterman, Ano~" 1·• K>S-CLnc111111" 1• At center la Joe Johnsoo, a S..
speUincr hJm a& the al ....... L.alJ. ~'ielrrab~rtowrlz'tr.'lW= on; O, Jllll..nnund returning' Mnior
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the...,,. ol two women'• club (Glendora). other A winners included VI ii~ ol!'ir:"I. '::.!'\.;;, '!
tournaments this week with Jn a better ball of partner'• Hoskina (30~). Har.ti Wthster ~~· .. 1•"" ~-r ~;_-'1
the I•~ ~. •·-t day e·-·t t M John SJ-'n -·' (33), Betty Jo SleVI (33) and "· 11' ~ • -=: u.. 0~ • ....., even , rs. &-..... anu narc! ) DANA ,l!"t.1• -111 •llCI'-' .. acored on a better ball of Mrs. Charles Rose came ln Barbara Leo (SS • t:i1,111·i'~. ,-.,.::.,. Z..:' .. ~·~ 1'
founome basis. with a 67 to wln A (llgbt. Sec-Tr!:ty~t!n ~,::~l~ ~t!r;r~E'~.£ri~ ff
Low gross honors at 74 went ond went to Mme&. Lester followed by Marlon vosa (~l), C1::': 1 ::t•••n. 1 bernc:llM, u.
to Connie Kiniie and Aline Boyle and Merle Boyle at 68 Sybil FOBter (32 YJ), and Doris .,!t! :f>?:~; ;:4's :=·~. ni Boyle ol the ho6t club with ith u-es 'Coll;•• and Ball (33 ). "'Klfffl 1111111 st. L..-1111 -,.. Shirley Kinder and Phyllis w ·~· ~ .. ,. ...... 1.,1: 1 ~llowl•ll, • bolrrac:=-no
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KNITMASTEll
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,u you make •aood bacltswina-
<tnc in which the shouldeii coil
fully (lllustralion IA) and the
clubshaJt is "1tl'' to aim towud
the taraet (lllusttation 18}-then
you need not worry about start·
ing batk to the ball.
Given a sood blck'swinJ, the
downswin& ii an aucomatic ,.
actioa. The ftp and anus will
stut their mum move more or
less in Wilson (IUusiration l)while
lhe handa and club Ila behind.
I! IXACTA 11-Mhl ·~ ... .. ~),.tNIUIM.
t•C:ONO aac• -,,., Y•nh. Ttwee
'tffr oldll. Al9-tne:L PIH'H SlDOO,
Smith or Mesa Verde as their George Fruehling next at 19. Elise Stipes won the C flight <•ll1L'mtlu 'na":"'!: • ... ~~= 1 1n1 w.,_ .. ~
playing partners. In the B flight competition, _Jwi~·tb~(~30~',\~)~l=o~llo~w~ed~b:y:G:huty:~~~~"~~~··i»~'"~"r' ~"~~~·~"~•~K~k •.,.:'.'.:"i~~--~..,~-~-~~-~ .... ~-~~= In ·~-low net competition, a three-way lie at 70 round Stasko (32) and B. J. Newland o~'lia•o -ts .,.....,,, no ce11co ~ Mmes Donald Shively and J. (31\2 ). f':c~~ ~1~~ '4· 11119 tod. 1s 'N•· Patti Hoyt and Maragret
Clank teamed with Marge Corie together; Gene Fason
Hayes (Mesa Verde) and Den-and J. Mciver on another
ny Ford (Irvine Coast CC) for squad; and Robert Miller and
a 59. Second place at 61 went Wendell Finley on the third
lolAn._.,.._ .. _
PRACTICE PUTS POWER INTO YOUR GOLF GAMEi LMrn proper
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150,000 to View
~
HB Surfing Meet
By HOW ARD L HANDY Cole Morie Fulwider ol Hwtl-
.0t "" o.i" P11tt '''" tngton Beach will be cooi-
Rlding under the curl of a peUng Friday.
breaking w•ve is known as Mary Setterbolm of Corma
riding inside the tube in surf. de! Mar ·bu been aeeded to
°""'9'1 Dottv (IMIN) 1.10 !.. SM
IOlll TM (Wtta!) 11.JO •M
Mluv Tl (Knlohll :llO
TlfM -11.G.
Alto rMI -Drl\1111' Mtn, l'IN Coir1
c;.t, Rtti.!'1 Ql.IM11o O.rldlllt, Wlktl .,_ ""'· No 9Ulldles.
TMIRD ltACI -1711 V•rds. Tllrft ri:»_ olft •rid uo. ci.1m11111. Pllf'MI
itlll Etolt IBt11M1J l.N 5.111 3.10
ilna H.I y (H•rtl 1.00 ~IGl'lll' lllnlh IS"!lthl 1.00 '·'° r.: JI.II ~OlY HUK, FM! Eddi•, Ml Pl1, MldwtV TP!ft, Trul ICtl t. Suttchtd -Onl •lld 011ly, B•f F1m1, Malld11t1, o.m1 W•lcll.
f!OU•TH aAC• -1111 Y•rd1. Three ?~ Didi tlld 1.10. A11owtoc~. Purlf
~-~ ltrl !1~flMI) (2.60 12.60 1·· crim l•r CM• rJ s.oo .Cl Fli Dtvld I P•rMr t •.60 IM -,U,t2, 10 rt11 -Ot-1 INglc, Cltmand
M•1ltr, Fifty Grtr>d. A Goht' Mt11o
•g:~:.._ Moflllot, Stnd RI._ Win.
to Lolita Mahoney and Jackie teem. •
Voelkl with Caroline Gray and Ltrgt1na Beacla Virginia Willets or Irvine.
Florence Keller and Virginia The women's golf club of
COffmg teamed with Alice Laguna Beach staged a best
Derby and Lucille Paddoc of nine tournament this week.
Mesa Verde for third at 62. In flight A, Ida Thomas and
A tie resulted at 63-~ with JdaM~ Schomaker w~re the
Har"iet Hopkins and winncrswithscoresof30.
Maguererite Se a rs teaming in a B flight competition,
with Kay Farley or Mesa Marge Davison (27) wa.s
Verde and Glcna Shanley of followed by Rita Reinholdt
·Glendora ; on the other squad (27YJ), Helen Denelius (30)
were Alyce Hall and June and Pat Gulick (30¥.i:).
Drury with Dee Dee White In the C fiight, Ruth Whit·
(Irvine Coast) and Bobby taker had a 31 ror first place
Wasco (Mesa Verde). followed by ... Edith Marks
PlnM ttACI -..oo ''""· Ttiree Another t1·e resulted at 64.. (31\1) and Va .. m~ """-:-~ ~lld ""· Cl•utfllld •U-•r"a. Eleanor Phelps and Helen tiansen (34). ..6 ..,. \.<.luu.-
fp:,.-:_~1· 11 1 • r T 0 f.20 A,60 .JO Sutherland teamed ~ w i t b ~E~ r.~' 1·20 l: Florence Kiser (Irvine Coast) Mesa Verde
A.1:9 f"ift 211~ "tampnt lu""l' Rutiy and Margaret Gordon (Mesa The Costa Mesa Golf course
Ann GOid, Flle'Jl 111t, Bllllom • Tll<kl, Verde) on one squad. le~~~ R~t~~ tl~ •. Altmllos The other r 0 u r Edith women'• club staged a par
Siii •-Robinson and Maxine Duggan fom-tournament this week
11XTM •act: -S4f v•rCI'-1 -· ___ .:i 'th J , ---ard with Barbara Morton the A
old• _ 1.1p. s1.r1..-. •llow•nc•. Pun.e 1i••~·~~§·=~w~'§:§'~··~~-~·~lr=========il ., .....
I'm E,r,v . IRkfltrds/ 11.00 l .CI l·'°
Ptrr c 1btltr (W•rCI J.tO .to REATEST SALE Oo Tho IHm ,.,..,.., '·" G l\:' -Rzkn. -Miu 111 e.,, GtlY111rnnr1 Al•mttos 91r l, Poo'1 1rvubl1, P1 llO'I &.Ir, El Aretl, 1tai
~:i-"'"Oii Otddv1.Cllu City lob
t. Go MiitY Joe, A!1 Ot -·
ing jargon and is the ultimate Saturday's sef'niflnifls. u •XACTA lJ-l'm 1:.tt., a ,..,..""
in the sport that is expected to Perhaps the most coveted a. ... ,, "11• MUI. '
Modern
Miracle ·
Transportation attract more than 150,000 aw-~ presen•~ at the U.S. s1:v1•TNJac1: -a v•r:it•· Tlll'H I CUU U:U VMr ~ Ind UD. All0.11K1. 'Pl.lrll spectators to H u n t n g t o n surfing champion.ships la: the t10.ooo. The Jot!•'• lar.
Beach this Wttkend. Duke Kahanamoku perpetual ~!t"c!t~~ll=h 1•1111 f:~ ~:=
The event is the 14th aMual trophy to the allround surfer ·~~~111~~~kl, 4·•
United States surfboard cham-of the meet. c~~ ;:;,..Wk1r'1rO:W.~~· ... ~1.•
pion.ships that get Wl<ler way To J;>e eligible, a contestant
Friday with eliminatlnns in must enter more than one
the rDen•s, juniors a n d event and have the highest
women's events. • total score for more than a ~ order~~ witness ~ fll'St single event. Highest single
day 11 act1~1ty, howev~, an event point total available I!
early start lS required with the for the winner in the men•S
men taking to the water at · competition (7).
EIGKT1C •ACE -1111 r•nta. ThrH .,..., ol<ll tlld UO. l"Y ltllOfl•I •t1h1Wt~. P U r I I $2.$.000, Tiii
Mtnollloll. CtMf'IWtrl (9tl'lk'l t.«I '-111 3.40 Ul'I Cht111t tWtl10tt) 10.111 •..IO
LIJI• LM1Y Rotr tllllll1ml 2.MI IN -45..U. ao ran -Herdno, OVl'l.,:io Gel, Cluav Rocket, SMmrGdr..t, S..YWN\Ml R~;tc.--Redrel$.
EVERYTHING
25°/o-50°/o OFF!
ECONOMY
MINDED
6:30 for 14 heat races. 'Ibe HaJ Sachs won the award •urrM a.u:e -a v•rd$. ,..,._.
jwUon. and women follow at last year, unseating five-time :',.';t.c!:::.11Go P\lfU rHOO. c1.1m-
l :15 With five beats ln each ... 1.nner c.ori.-Carroll Sachs c-tv rr.· ''" fWr!QtlO 'AO , ... ).60 P.dtl It lik• • l:iik1. Or •nioy di · 1 to ,._ f"" for ~ s-tv Mkv 1W11·111 ~-• 2.,,., VlS OD narrow ~ ~ placed third In the senior Jett-k~htl 3.ot th• motor for fvn •nd comfort
Saturday's competition. men'• cbinpeijtion ... and ·with ,~,._!°'-" ~--~'tf;;: • v •• ,. CJ•• h••..Z •• ,,, .. ._ • ~ Saturd~y'I a~ will C!O~ partner Patty ·er 1 wf o rd, ... ft:;;d~~-C,.7;.. a..... 3467 VIA LIDO clriv• 'Y'''"'' tli.t you 1•l•ct • .tinue until noon w1tltthe finals finished second in the miJed No Kr•lchft.. NEWPORT BEACH Gr••• for •••re••• • e •• ., to
scheduled for Sunday morning tandem event 11 ••tct• _ s-c.m C1•r1t111 a ,. 673-4510 rid• e E1h•111t •ncf 110!1• poltu.
beginning at 7. ~ . Slx•of 10 individual winnen .. ~·~-~~'~"~"~·;'"~'~"~~~"'· __ _E~~~~~~~~~~11 t1nf1 almost entirely 1limin•f•I Many of the top names m a year ago are from the e F.nt•1tic mll••q• •
!Urfing ~ave been seeded. to Orange Coast area and ·a Now •v•il•blt •t late action . althoug~ many seventh iJ; a gradulfte of San
area .competitors are 1.lSted for Clemente High. the first day competition.
In the men's division, where
Huntington Beach's D a v i d
Nuuihuiwa is the defending
champion, there m nine area
entrants. Nuuihuiwa a 1 o n g
with Dru HarriMn and Corty
Carroll of Capistrano, have
be<n ae<ded to Sunday's
semifinals in the m e n ' s
division (18-24).
There are 97 entrantt ln
this, the largest event on the
three-day program.
OltANOll c~,.::u. EffTltANTI ~ 1111mTutllM · HUl!fl""'°" 9eKll -J.rrt J-. lrN a.¥11 .. ~ Evtr11, ·s!Wt TtntQ, R•nd¥ 1, Liiah Mtrtl!I. ~•~-ASl'ltan. ount~li.v -Stew Wuntw, c .. -Jiff Smllll, •lol' l:llmlM ..... H1.111tll)Oton I MCll -JICurt ~ Joftn '<\llcl!ell. H....,,orl lucll -Lenllll P:oalw. fi!un11'" VtU11v -0.l'll!Y Frill«. --.r1 QN"""'IMls HunllMklll hKll -1tob111 Cr'\111'111, Colt MMY Fulwldtr. __ ,,=...,..,
0.MJ "°'"' --~!s..k Mtltllews. .... H1111tlncJtm l~ll -.lotwl ,
Brve1 ~(~.:::.'::}
Huntlrcton .Ndl _ Rm' -1 ._, G~ Tkn tll Jft Smith, Otn R 0.vkl Y•n • N1W$11111 I -D&rtnv ohrtlon. -miflUlll Hunlllll1«! MCll -l..onnlt 111191,
0..n Cffl\ry· tQM Mh)
.
Del Mar •••
Hurry!
1972 ••• grmtest yur In Del Mar
history. Now, final weetc:I With ~
th• fever 0 piteh excitement of the "-season's 6at s&kes races. It 111
ends Sept.13, so hWT)' ••• don't mtu Del Mar 721
Post Tlrnll 2 p.m.
9 rtces daily, Mon-Sat.
Gen'I Adm.: $1.75.
R-..... , $L25 ($1.50
Sat. & Hol...,.).
Special buses, can Gnyftound.
NEWPORT
MOTOR SPORTS
120 TUSTIN AVE.
N1wp0rt Beach
I 1/i blk. No. of Co••t Hwy.)
646-7811
.,,,. t1111 way fO QOI
In 'the junior division, area
participants seeded to the
semifinals Saturday Include
Lonnie Bulm and Dean Cleary
ol HunUngton Beach. Included
in Friday's elbninations are
John MitcheU of Huntington
Beach and Danny Frazier of
FounWn Valley. nl 't·1
Dtnt P~ -C"'kbhank. "'~:rnv.Tr..,'!. · i.r. 'r=='===================~=========~I Nl.Ml'=rG ••tct1 . 11 """'*"'....,= I ,
In the wo e.n'•
quarterfinals where all ·ages
are grouped in one com-
peUUob. Robin Crump anll
O.IM l"olnt -lea I M-fO...rt H1Mtlnat011 MK!! -;.l!"e.; tvll. ~~~rornum.
cor.ni. dll Mar -Mtrv !liofltortdm, IC...,., (kmllf11911)
"'~'""'°" 8""' -ll!:d ~. DM11 Ctpry, ......,.
.... 1s-Tn..ts1 C.ol1tr•IMI -Df\I Htrrllon. Cor1!v C..""41. • ~~ l'9dl -David
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Grid' Tickets --='Jl;.'"::Jll': l:::"'· Dt,"' l"olnf -Miki c~ Lea
Wm mL IHctl Blrktl C lfl.
' Huntington Beach High foot· P.,lc!!~~i!' ~!r!.'.'!-,,i1;,
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games the Olien will play this , ··~ _ ,_ ~ t1a1mm _.
sea!Ktn. 1~tt' 1s.A,.f.t,-'.f1.tf.A _. N1t1one1
Tlckela are priced at $12.50 "':','l\"'-'lf.\; ,,. .......,. ,., ... ~1-for adults and $8.15 for pre. i~ c1 ~r.-sr. 1 .... ~w-'*-'
high achoo1 age. '1~ft -Junlcn ns throu9h 47)
H tin to n--ch'I lto~e l!.llmlMU-t5 tlNb -Siii W.-. U0 g n -,m '"' .... -OMO• (S "",,_NW), games Include Fountaln'Vaney i:• r,;m:-;._. 1oc1a1 HOW" 1111ar.-.
(Sept. 29), Marina (Oct. I), "i1lf ~1i::I\,,,." -...., .,.
Westminsttr (Oct. 27), Loara _ •nj'~ft.~'f:::
(Nov. 3) and Western (Nov. Ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;=,
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The ducats can he reaerved ,G 0 L J ER S
by catlig R 1 Ip b Brown ~=".:"J.. .....
{59!-3024\ or Jack Flslm<a ,......,.., .. .....,. IWllll-
(lil-076'7). -IM ... 11 Mm
The Huntlniton B e a c h ~ ",... c.M. r.11et ._,..
Boostrs Club bu 1lated It. m. t .... " 1t =a -
luaI meeting Lor Tuesday lo ._J~'1:, . •••,..: the lle11lty dining room.
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oil lllcb fnlm harbor llUtflCel
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loot oelf.propel!ed boa! 11'
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A opokeanM for !be 13th
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twpOrated the "dynamic hr
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ttructlng the vusel for the
military.
01.1 gathered In 1S-fool-wide
natches by sweeps . o n
vuse1'a bow is concentrated In front of I fOUr·foot-\Ylde
endltu belt 1nd ·carried to a
colltctlon well, a spokesman
esplolned. An 80 horsepowtf diesel
enalne provipes power for the
lb(p'1 operation and allow• the
v111sel to work In one to two
foot 1wells at up to 3 knots.
The craft w11 launched at
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PllBUC NOTICll
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TONIGHT'S
TV ffiGlllJGHTS
ABC D 8:00 -The Olymplc Games. Hlgblllhtm
tonight are track and field, boxing, basketb.U: •al·
Jeyball and .wrestling.
NBC D 8:00 -NBC Adventuno Theater. Jean
Simmons, Brad Dillman and Ale• Con! In lbe story
of a gambler who offers bis wile u lbe/rlze In a
f:~:. .. of pool on horseback In "The L a y Is M y
CBS IJ 8:30· -"It Was a Short Summer, Charlie
Brown~LOnjbe-flnt-d~ ohchooL-cbarUeis fon:ed
to reclll some of lbe d1Saslers of his summer vaca-
tion. •
KIU G 9:00 -Miss America Pageant Parade
Vonda Kar Van Dyl<e host. lbls preliminary lo the
Miss America pageant ill AUantic City.
KCET tD -"Young Marrlecls al Play." Two
married couples confront lbelr unbapplnes and un-
realized dreams during a game of Monopoly on Hal·
Jywood Television Theater.
De•fgnfng Trio
' TV DAILY LOG Bert Pelley, Glen Raney and Lee B r a d s h a w
(from Jell) set their s)gbls on ·Laguna Beach's l"ine
Bowl for their work on the forthcoming produc>
tion of "My Fair Lady" for lbe Lyric ~a A"'°' ciation. Pettey is designing more than 13 'coslumu,
while Raney and Bradshaw have recreat d !be Lon·
don of 1912 for the show, whii:Ji operui Friday.
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Mat, Himlelf'" SMph«d 1btb whll
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At Old Movie Theater
ai> lltldel C.tnl The l.Jttle Rascals, Abbott will be W. C. Fields In 11Jl11 a'
'9 .... : (2:111J,40•A -, ... ', ... ._ and Costello, W. C. Fields and Gift." "
.....,.,.. (dr•) -1 a pair of bom:ir films com-Scheduled from Sept. »2'
• Robinson, Eddlt Albfrl prise the September schedule are two Tod Brownlng bofror
1:30 fJ (()I lijCW: 1 ft Wa A Aert at the Motion Pict"-Hall o! '-Iu "M • I the V Stlllllt', CUrit """ (R) Oft th ..... ., pn; res, Iµ°• o am.
_ first i., of tc1'ool ~rfll 11 fottt4 Fame In Anaheim. plre" ·rrom 1935 aod '"The,
to rtc1H 1a1111ot thl dlmtmof his Now playing, through Tues. Devil Doll" from 1936. The
summtr •1C1tlon. day, are fOW' Little Rascals first movle stars Beta Lugcm; m""" ._ Dr. Irwin still1N11, shorts, first produced In 1922 the second LJonel Barrymore,
Almt·M•ril lt1111stront, C1191 lfl'l1fY, under the tJUe of ''OUr Gang." Continuing t hr o u g h Sep.
Joi f1ynll. Gtortt M1st1rs. Dr. Rich-'Ibe last Qne was made in 19". tembe:r are Chapters 11, 12
anl B. AroMOlln, tnd M11i!Jn Lllril Beginning Wednesday and and 13 of the original Batman
~Im 511 "'" """'° '"' running through Sept. 19, the and Robin aerial, filmed ln
Ctmpuif Pllfint 1 r•re l!i01f•r· Hall of Fame will offer prob-1943. J. Carroll Nash is the
old kiln p1cco1e trvmpet. cuno11 ably the funniest Abott and villain, Dr. Data.
1 innbl Costello movie ever filmed -Show times are 7 o'clock on
leads WI sraur 11 '"'" 11
f'L ' "Abbott and Costello Meet weekdays and 5 o'clock on
t:OO IJ (I) ca --CCI Frankenateln" -with Lon Salunlays and Sundays at lhe ""1 "!lcW -°"" ( .... ) '17 -EH wintci. An• JKbon. Chll1n Olaney Jr., Bela Lugosi and Motion Picture Hall of Fame.
-"""· A -o11111_ Gl•nn Strange as t he located al the rear of the Saga
""""" """ .,., -wlllo .. Wolfman, Dracula and the Motel, 1650 s. Harbor lllvd.,
wor'idt11m1t.~1n1. Frani:en11tein monster, respec-Anaheim. Information niay,be
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By TOM Trrus ., .. 0.IW PIM! ,,.,. formldabl.. us!gnmenL
1$ wouldn't really matter, at "'You••• A :,~ ct4Aku• Ol all the playm, the one
!tut to this revl<wer, u • """"" -., ""• ._, wbo pulls It orr best b Debb4e
"You're a Good Man, Charlie ~,..."' :=.,.~=~: AmOI -lbe atandout Lucy of
Brown'' turned up evefY alx Ni¥1,.. ttc:rWe.i lfl ·~ any viewed tlNs far. Mia
months or ao in community ~:' i'rt:: :_. ~,':.r .. ~ .i Amo. ii a good looking young
theater. Not as long u It were •:• ftlroueti kpt. ,, 11fNt.Ol'llt1-.i. lady wh& manages to
up to tbe caliber of the cumnt ~.!" t.:,v"::;,. '°:~.= sublimate her physical at. ruTl'llTAINUnlf version being presented at the uu, ~. tr activeness to acflieve tbe Ln I U\ 1 """'
Long Beach Co m mu n i t y · TH• CAST screeching; shrewish Ii t t 1 e Playbouae. ~111rn1 ,,_ ........... Frid 11V111P brat to an admirable degree.
---Lonf--Beach'1 • • c;: b-a-r-1--l·e--~~ .. :=.:.:.:.:.:._~-~ Bishop, in the title Brown," tbe fourth loc I .............. o.Ml• Br•nll.u rote, 1S also very gOod:tililiz.:--wnne Barbara Beindorf
d
a pro-Snoapy .................. DAii Kr"'"',. 1 1 . • comes uctlon of the "Happiness ls" Putv ................ a•tt..~• .1.inc1ort ng an ea.sue countenance to up with _the be5t cha.tac·
m\lSiCal revue in the past accurately portray the born terization yet observed in the
year, la every bit as enjoyable ensemble performing on the loser at sports and. society. relativtty minor \J'Ole of Pep-
11 It was last autumn when part o( the show's half dozen BL!hop ~ a unique em· pennint Patty. Her "dumb
the Westminster Community cast members. phathic abWty as well as the kid" mannerisms lend depth
Theater'• youth players first While the talents of the Loog technical skill nquired to play to the role, while her antics
unveUed ft for Orange County Beach cast make it all look to all o! 1!Je horsesboHtage with the jump rape are audiences. easy, the task of recreatlng audience s1multaneowdy. original and good for a laugh
Directcit Gerald t o v i n e the best-known comic strip in Another fine perfonnance is with every appearance.
employa lOme snappy staging the country is more difficult turned in by-Dan Krueger in Iovine's set is a brightly
and excellent tour.J>es 0 f than one might imagine. the plum role of Snoopy, the checkered playground and
characterliation to make his Every reader has his own con-extraordinary canine. Even Jeanne Iovine's musical back· "Ch~lle Brown" an enjoyable cepUoo. of what the-members be(ore hiJ show-stopping "Sup-ing is both strong and unob-
even1ng even for those overly of Charles Shulz .. ''Peanuts" pertime" nu.mber, Krueger . tru!ive. The show bone of the famll~ with the show . gang should be like, and the makes hls mark with some ex· better ucharlle Browns" aod Char~cter~zatio,n, for the most trick of !4tting the consensus emplary comic {iming and the one of the finer productions on
part, is first rate, as is the of characterization is a strongest voice of the cast the Long Beach stage.
Attr-' HtfUced.'• WJtt•tt1tr11s.r "Freniy" (R) ---Cllff lo~ ..
"The Great
Northfield
Minnesota Raid"
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Jon Thorpe ii a little lax as . Two more weekends of
the boy genJus Linus, never performances remain at the
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-really' coming to terms with playhouse, 5021 E. Anaheim jjli:,;~ hi s paradoxical character. st .. Long Beach, where the ••• , T Dennis Brandau is effective as lights gc, up at 8:30 on Friday
'2.l. -'""' to..i ...,.. the piano-playing Shroeder, and Saturday evenings.
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'Lovers, Stra11gers'
Set in San Clemente
The San Clemente Com-at 8:30 at the Cabrillo
munil y Theater will launch the Playhouse, 202 Ave n i d a
1972-73 season next with Cabrillo, San Diego. Reserva-
Orange County's first pr~ tio.ns are being taken from 3 to
duclion of the quadruple e-0ih~ -6 p.m. at the box office,
edy "Lovers · and O\her ~-Q4~;.-,..._-. _,
Strangers." ·
The four ptaylels by Renee
Taylor and Joseph Bologna
are being directed by John
Ferzacca, a drama instructor
at Orange Coast College.
1be opening story features
Bob D'tsodoro and Marcia
Bertholf in a comic seduction.
Act Two revolves around a
middle-aged couple, played by
Ron Christie and B o b b i
Mar!hall.
Lorrie Gallagher and Jay
Theodore are the about-to-be
bride and reluctant groom of
Act Three, while the finale in-
volves a pair of in-laws,
G<orge Donb and J a n
<;ordoo. att<mpting to head o!I
the divorce of Tom Taliaferro
and Barbara Meyers.
''Lovers and Other
Strangers" will open Sept. 14
for three weekends, playing
Thursdays through Saturdays
Film Group
Needs Actor
Required is a man tn his
late 20s to early 40s 'for a short
movie, running 10 to 15
minutes. It will be filmed in
various historic and acenic
areas of the South.
All trivet and locatjm q..
-will be eovered by th• producing com pa ny,
MacGllllvray·Freeman Films,
in Laguna. The movie will be
shot sometime during the next
two weeks.
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A u d I t I o n 1 l4r lbr<e ~ of '"lllo Skin of Our
forthcoming loclJ 11111• pro-·Teeth" will be held Saturday
dudloos -1 earned)', a and &lnday, liepl If and 17, at
drmna and a musical -have J o'clock both afternoon.I at
been alUll)UllCOCI by a trio of lf1TI Westmlnster Bl•d., at the
theater IJ'OUPI In Hunt!n&ton comer of Weatmlnltar and
U..ch, Westmlnotor and Long Cold<n Weat. Jell NIWllWI ls
Beach. • directing the allow.
The ~edy Is Thornton A cast of 20 performm
Wilder s "The Skin or Our between the •I" ol IS ond 2S
Teeth," to be presented by the
youth group o f the
Westmnster Communit y
Theater ; the drama is the
is being sought. as well as
peaons .lntecestt<l io pro-
duction and other backstage
work. The play will be
presented for two weekends,
Oct. 27-28 and Nov. 3-4, al the
·Westminster Civic Center
Huntington Beach Playhouse's auditorium.
"Walt Until Dark," and the "Wait Until Dark," the sec-
musical Is ''Prom is e s , Proml.seJ" for the Long Beach ond production of the Hunt-
Civic IJght Opera. ini;ton B e a c h Playhouse
The Long Beach gr o u p seJISOn, will be auditioning on
issu" the lil'llt casting call, Sunday and Monday, Sept. 17
with readings scheduled for and 18, with tryout times set
Sunday rrom 1to4:SO p.m. at the CLO rehearsal hall. 518 E. for 6:30 p.m. Sunday and 7:30
Fourth St., Long Beach p.m. Mondi1;y. The director will be Jay Conklin , Gary Davis is directing the musical version of · the movie The Frederick. K n o l t
"The Apartment," which was suspense thriller requires a
written by Neil Simon with cast of five men from 2<l to 50,
music by Burt Bacharach and one woman from 25 to 35 and a
Hal David. • 1 pr 0 m i s e s. young girl ln the 12 to 14 age
Promises" will open Oct 'J:1 range. Auditions will be held
for a -thrff-weekend, . nine-at the playhouse. 2110 Main
performance run at th e St., Huntington Beacb,, where
Jordan High School the drama will open Nov. 10
auditorium ln Long Beach. for a 1:.,f l v e -w e e k e n d
Tryouts for the WMtminater _en..;g:..a.::g_em_l_rn_t. ______ 1
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"JOE KIDD" (PG)
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Pivotal llole
HOU. "OOD (UPI)
Rock lllllSldan Cary S..Oy
will play a pivotal rote In
MGY11 "The Lolly-Madonna
Wa~· •lllrlnc Rod &tiger,
Robert Ryan and Jeff BrldgeJ.
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SAN FRANCISCO (UP.)
Transamerica Cotp. lllllg hu be<o
troubled by a unique ~lem. It his 14
bUJIGn In ....U but almO.t nobody hu
ever l)eard of It.
Tilt anower lo the problem also Is also
wlique -a pyramid, the tallest structure
en the San Francisco •kYllne.
The pyramid, or dunce cap u It is call-
e<l by ita detracton, Is near completion.
It -131 million, at .least
several rnlllion more than the cost of an
udlnary, box-like building with the wne
floor space.
For the utra money, Transamerica is
1ettlng aometblJ!g beJldes archilectural
niceties. Pictures of the building are
turning up worldwide, and the buildlngj is
on the .way to becoming,• corporate sym-
bol.
·THAT A: CORPORATE SXJllbol should
~worth those eztra mllllons and ·•ll !bit
concrete llllY aeem surprising. ..,
· But says John J,.. Kr!Uk, a company
spokesman, the advertising value of a
eymbol goes"OD for 30, 40 or 50~ years.
When Jolin; R. Beckett took ov ..
Transamerlµ u board chairman In 19611,
the finn wu a holdlng ,company with In-
surance interpsts .. It wu what was left
after 1pinoing oil tbe Bank·of America.
Bectett tqQ_t Tranaamerica heavily into ,
the; ae:rvk:ts industries. Now, it mates
moviea through its United Art.ista
subsidiaries, -flies passengers on Trana
-.... vantaces ID the San Francisco U)'llne u
well.
The taperod desl111, which Beckett
calls "a skysaver," Jtts more sunshine
Into streeta below. Beckett bopeo the
usual wind t~ effect lrvm WI
buildinga will be minlmir.ed.
A pyramid doesn' bloct the view u
much as cube structure doa. Smaller
tenants near the narrowing top can bavo
the prestige of OC<llP)'inc ID .. lire lloo<.
"It's a trigbly rentable bulldns," ays
tpokesman Krizek.
AlreadY 70 pen:<llt of the space Is com-
mitted, including the one-third of the
building that will be occupied by ..
Transamerica.
RISING ISS F£ET from a structural
steel platform, the building offers 48
noon 0( wblcb the top floor is only 45 by
45 feet.
,Its claim to being the city's ta~est
comes from a 21J..fooi spire reacbpig
above the 52 stories of the nearby Bank
oli""trics bolldlng. The aplre, containing
air 'CondlUoni.rig eqUippient and television
antenna, will have alUminum panels to be
·miliiilnated at night. -·
For.,.many, the structure-advutlsed u
"a San Franclsco taridmart since .1972"
-is marred by two pocls projecting al blaber levels ..
They were needed to keep elevator and
staircase ahafts from eating up floor
space.as the design narrows.
International Airlines, and picks _1lP In-NO LARGE !!l!JUllNG e!Capes con-
come from Budget Rent-A-Car. Tliit's Iii'"" trovei:sy, and the J>11"'lnld has attrac\<d
a·ddllion to OCcldental Life Insurance l!ld_ its share, both for ill location and its
1 host of otben. shape. Critics said It is out of keeping
Hopinr fu' link these activities In the wtlb San Francisco, and belongs 3DID.e
pubUc ·eye, p!ctilres of a worried Beckett Place like Los ADgeleJ.
"'appeared In an advertising campaign AlOs,. the pyramid construction came
lamenting, "We're.bigger than llO P.,cent · alollg just as the Sa.n Franciaco
of the comp&pies on the Big Board, but "'skyscraper revolt'• was developing.
nobocly .Jmo.,. ua from Adam." Many citizens protested th!l the city
4 shpuld not have any more skyscrapers of
"SOME PIZZA. PARLORS are bettet
known " tho 'ads laid. . ' . The big pyramid is helping correct
tbat, and the building has olher ad-
any kind. -
A Los Angeles Times Critic wrote that
the spire was "gratuitous," and the
building 0arrogan~ utilbltionist yet ...
UPIT ....... CORPORATE SYMBOL
T1ll11t on Skyline
strangely mediocre." He said It would
"undermine the .character of a city that
ha! been both ' urbane and human for
more than a. century.
·BVT FO!lllES MAGAZINE, a bUslnw
pubHcalion, ·look a different view.
"A ~ business building that sets
oile's spifit sOaring is '° rare, that the
scareity can fairly be described u
criminal waste. A fabulous exception ls
Transamerica'! new, gracefully towering
pyramid."
Plush Resort · Fights ( Smog
.;. 1 '.~J'.~th..?'1 flrou:~ 1if;-Slj~ils PtJlm .Spring~i:1fw,rnoo~
r I 1 By LYLE PRICE>' readlnp exceeded ~ through the sum· Lewis has helped start an organizatlOll
PALM SPRINGS tAP) -Wben David mer. called "Desert Peoples United" to fight
.. t~•ld, • former sieetworterst, union FOR co"MP· • n•Mu, .-.yes. L.m at the the smog. : ,head wbo "helped clean up the · smoky ~· ~ •
' ;llkles of Plltaburgb In !Ml, moved to-this ,15 mark. School cblldren, (emphysema) LEWIS Ill urn.rzJNG bis publicity
<ctrowsy desert spa, ll was II!« a breath of pailenta and' the elderly are odvlsed to skills In their campa1111, while McDonald,
' 'fresh air. 1 avoid the outdoon and su-muous the group'• president, is organ1%1ng
. '· And Marlo Lewis, one-Ume producer of phfikal activity starting at the .30 to .3$ members at $1 minimum a bead. He
1 television's F.d Sullivan and sgL Bilka range in J'DlllY commwUUes. claims a membership of 1,000 and
lbows, tbo"llbt the skies would never The source of most of the smog is the Predicts 5,000 to 10,000 memben shortly.
•gain be cloudy and gray wbell he moved LOs Angeles basin llO miles weal Moat of Olflclals aclmowledge that ll!'og 11-
llere from New York five yean ago. ' it is produced there by automobile and filcts Palm Springs oo many bot summer
Petroleum OIJlineer i.uts Taubman, truck eshaust and is funneled ID Palm afternoon.. and they're desperately trying
who uprooted bis lamlty from the 'l'ulsa, Springs through the mounlall\ pus. to do SOJ11<ltbing.
Okla., flatlands a dozen years ago, , .. ::~~ candtyS: ~dirty~fi10otbyw 1!!:U~ "Smog?" said City Manager Frank
thought Palm Springs would ensure • re-b"'rowwn •'• _ In the late -•--00 Aleshire. "We're against It." As for
maining lifetime of "the most· be8utiful many ~er days," -~~wis. "°*11 Peoples United," "We're all for View the human eye has ever JeeD>" from ,, them,". "-blllslde home. "l t comes at us like a big Udal wave. ,.. Lewi!, ~ of Qmrles Farrell's Taubman said he believes "that smog
Now, on bot IWDnler evenings. exclusive Racquet Club, is one of three qn be solved. Tbe best P,.Jblicity that
McDonald, Lewis IDd TaUbman gioomlly_ residents en the posh Tamarisk Country cnuld j>osslbly come out Ii for the world
cnotemplate • pbotocliemically colored Club goll "'"""· The other two are to know' that Palm Springs is trylnc to
orange sun sinking tlowly Into the West Sinatra and 'comedian Red Skelton. Bob solve the problem ancl not let it get ~ a blanket of dirty haze. Hope lives nearby. ""orse."
. SM9<1 HAS COME lo Palm Springs," to HE AND Rill associates warn that H
the dismay of slnger .F~ Slnatra,.ao-:Wleka Palm Springs d ... n't clean ltsell, the
W• C!Wles Farrell.and otll&J .. ho come merchants and businessmen will i:uUy
bere tlirgety to escape If. . IU(fer because ·the wealthy who mo•ed
The Spanish · calted this setting "the ' there will be able to move away and the
palm in the band of Cod," and e>tD as · · bealtb cues will have to.
recently. as several summers ago it re-_ .. _,._ tha he and bis tho l&lned lls aeductive air, ........ Sinatra lo Lewis, ~ t . au r-~. wile Bess Lewis and their pet parakee~ < Us !Olli list of raldent celebr!Ues alter "had it In New Yolk" l!Ye years ago and
the linger unleaahed a wdl-publiched "decided to move lo this desert oasis.
parting• sbot at Hollywood's smog pro. •·we an came here for two reasons: blem. SUnsbfDe and fresh air." "I WU ffrlt here lD 1959 and it 11'81
cle'u u a beU, to ·be· comy," recalls Lewis keeps up tekvilion programminr
McDonald. ''When we looked at the (l(IJSU}tant work and T8ubman commutes
IDOWltains 'to the ncirth anlt eut, .Ibey by jet or auto to oil projects In
were always dearly visible: .Now It's a Oklahoma, New Mexico arid Tei:u.
nre day they are clear and visible. '1
Awareoe• of the problem sank In fully
this IUinmer when eyes began to W•ter alid smart, coots experiellced tell-late
pllns and cougblQf Increased. One daJ·
this sunimer, . scleutllle , inllrumeqta
recorded the tnown hilh of .37 parts ol
pollutallta per mUllon parts of atr:. MBn1.
'Which one Is Bobby
Fischer}"
Newport Beach
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"D' WE CAN mate aome progress here,
1n Palm Springl, maybe we can set a
precedent for others to follow," Taubman
said. "You pow, the reatilon people
bave lo smog is aort of lille to war and
famine and pestilence -that the people have no control over it."
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N~ 111 St.ie
Reminder Issued
On Pupils' Shots
The State Department ol
Pul>ttc H"1th ftmlnda parents
tbal dlildrei tnlerlng ICbool
In ~ for the llrsl ilme
must meet lmmulllzatlon ...
qulmllents.
Dr. Fred<rlct B. Hodges ,
state director of public health,
11ya studenta II years old and
younger must be lmm\Rllsed
aplnll polio and nd measle>.
For the first time, he tlaled,
sludellts 11 years ond younger
must be Immunised against
diphtheria arid tetanus (lock-
jaw.) Also, chltdren sis: years
and )'<lllllger must be pro-
Spain Envoy
Appointed
WASlflNGTON (AP)
Presld¢ NIIon bas named
Horacio Rivero, 62, a retired
Navy idmlral from· Coronado,
to 8Ucceed Robert i;. Hill as
ambassedo1 to Spain.
Rivero, who retired from the
Navy In May, has been • con-
sultant to the cblef of naval
operations. He Is a native of
Puerto Rico.
I
tected agalnsl p e r t u • • I s
(whooping eou&b.)
The requirement for
dipbtherla, tetanus a n d
pertussis lmmunlllUon ap-
p!Jts to children In day
nurseries, nursery schools and
child Cll"e cent~ .., well u
to cblldrtn ttendlng elemen-
tary and aecondary acboola.
Dr. Hodges said pottnls who
object to IJnmunlaallons for mlgious reasons~ may alp a
lonn Indicating they do not
wish tbeJr cblld to be im-
munized.
He also said a statement
should be obtained Imm a
physician or public health
clinic it there are medical
reasons why a cblld should not
be Immunized agalnst one or
more of the childhood
diseases.
Parents were urged by Dr.
}}ooges to obtain needed Im-
munizations for their children
as promptly as possible.
Additional information can
be obtained from the school
the cblld will atlt'lid, their
physician, the local health
department or the S ta t e
Department of Public Health.
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la.bels. A110 very handy •• identificetion
labels for ma.rldn9 persoftlf items •uch •s
books records, photos, etc. Labels stick '"
CJlas1 11n.J may be used for merking home
canned focd iterns. All labels ero printed
with stylish Vogue type Oft fjnt quelity whitt'
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-omeon• Else Wants ·The Bigge~t Mark~lace on the Orange Coast-Dial 642·5678 for Fast Results
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4 lJM()()f tOU:'
TOP·OF·THE·HILL -thru a private gateway
into a secluded patio, then on to a sharp 4
bedrm., family room home with an ocean
view. Mirrored fireplace in Jiving room and
another in the master bedroom inakes t'bis a ·
very· UNIQUE home in Cameo Highlands.
Offered at $67,500.
PHONE UNl'i)UI HOMES, CORONA DR MAl, 6754000
U~l()Ut: ti()Mt:S
REAL ESTATE
POSSESSION
Vacant 3 bdrm., 2 bath ranch
style ho~ complete with
covered paUo, good carpets
le drape1, attached laJ'8$,
oven:~ lot Md many fruit
tree-1. Terrific Costa Meaa
JocatJon. cklsc to schools &
ahoppin&. Price, o n I y
$24,500. Auumable 6% loan
with payments ot only $152.
per mo. JncIOOl'I taxes.
~ 5'6-588G (Open evei.)
· • HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
OPTION
LEASE
BUY
REAL
ESTATE
* SEVEN UNITS -Reduced to $42,000.
Owner must liquidate. * 9.4 ACRES -Prime ocean/min view, for
residential development -asking '145,·
000. * S BDRM near oceon -,26,900. * 4 BDRM near ocean -$54,900.
'Ii" 4 BDRM, Po<>I -$51,900.
1733 Wostcliff Dr., N.B.
General Gener el
64S.7221
I !!!!!!!!!!!!\!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I! As shiMy and bright u a
Gon•r•I General new penrff, a decirable J br., 2 ba. Townhou8e with
clinda J6/e
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
Ocean CottaCJ•
$21,900!
Abandoned!
Ciant lhade tree1, 3 MIN·
UTES TO BEAOI! Redec·
orated thnt.out. Large liv·
tnr room with hardwood
lloots just refinished! O:>t-
taae kitchen with huge ~
try, J qUttn size bf!droomL
Laundry room. 'Extra large
lot. S21!IO BUYS IT. Call
DOW.·.~·
111/U 'I I Ill \II \
GI BUYERS
4 BR
COSTA MESA
FIXER-UPPER
$280 is aJI :you need to buy
this large 4 br with family
room in one or Costa Mesa's
finest arerui. Anxious seller
swlmmlne pool, volleyball,
abmlutely flawlea grounds
and ttie fabulous Back Bay
YMCA rl.lht around the cor·
ner. Leue-$395/mo.: Buy •
$48,500. Terms • Anything
considered. Call 673-8560.
SHOWN BY ,APPOINTMENT
101 Lind• Isle Drive
Lovely 5 BR., 4 ba. home with downstairs
waterfront mstr. suite & lge. game rm. or
study. Mexican tile floors, beam ceilings,
quality construction, slip . . . . . . $155,000.
For Compl,et• lnfofm1tion
On All Homes & Lots, Please Call :
will pay all your other eosta 1--------BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR at I.he price ot $29,000. Cen-
tral location near Sooth
Coast Plaza and ideal for
RCbOols. Call 1 or iip-
poinfinent.
0 WA Ll<lf~ & 111
Real tars ~
Open Eves.
4 BDRM 341 Boysl~o !)r., Suito 1, N.B. 67Ul61 , $28,300! ~ ""Go""no""rol!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!l!!!!IJ!!!Gon!!!!o9"rol!!!!!!!l!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I
Crea~°,.,~=~ ~~mt.ht. VA REPOSSESSION Three Little Words
heerful kitche h d Less than 3 Years Old. 4 I c n. an y " Bedrooms 2~ Baths. Larr n
work fealutt1. Plwnbtd 1lll' walk-in Cioset in Muter M ¥ rde :a:-tirig,~ne;·s. ~~~ Bedroom. Living Room A!'10 Charm, =th !ct comfort
pallo! Park like yard! Family .Room. Ooubl.e Fn:e· describe this 3 bedrOom
VIEW CATALINA , •• , ••
' ' •• , •• AND HARBOR.
••• from this lresblylalnted and decorated
2_bedroom, 2 bath an _den...with wood.panel· ·
inf,· fireplace, covered patio for your enter·
tainlng pleasures, with superb landscaping.
SEA to appreciate ............. : ..... $54,500.
LUXURY LIVING • • • • . • • -,
•••.•. ON LIDO ISLE .
. . • in this beautifpl 2 slory 4-bedroom, 3
bath borne with many extras and buillin kit·
cben. On extra wide lot, so you can store your
boat or trailer ...................... $19,500.
SPLIT LEVEL • • • • • • • ,
••••••• TOWNHOUSE
2 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, builtin kitchen, Inter-
com system, carpets and drapes, with an
exciting patio and close to the pool. Only
..................................... $28,750.
TURTLE ROCK ••••••
......• FEE LAND
YOU'LL LOVE THIS BEAUTY! 3 BEDROOM
2 bath, FAMILY ROOM+ game room , built·
in kitchen, SHAG carpets, CUSTOM drapes,
beautiful covered PATIO with gorgeous land-
scaping, .A.real love at ........ , .. : .. $48,900.
~-CHARM-VALUE •.•••••
••••• IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Delightful 3 bedroom with great charm and
eye appeal plus gorgeous patio area and-land·
scaping by Dick Beeson. Room for boat or
trailer. E-Z care yard, Only ........ $43,500.
* * * * *· * * TAYLOR CO. *
NEWPORT HEIGHTS BEAUTY
A real fanlastic view of the bay and ocean
from this 3 bdrm. & 3 bath exotic contempo~
ary. Tl!ick lush caryeling & lush drapes. Pn-
vacy. $97;000 including land.
''Our 27th Y11r'' •
WESLEY N. TAYLOR co,, Rfflton
2l11 Son Jooquln Hills Rood •
"Ovorlooklnt Big Conyon Country Club''
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910
. I 4 Prime A-cres BRIDG~ Tl:IE
For Develop111ent GENE~TION
eontact )'OU1" developen ,_ GAP
• ~atlon plime. for muJti-Own 4 iJoll houseii. on a Jot
uruts or a ahop~ma: _center, Prime east Costa Meu.
both are needed m thi.11 area. area A tVr'O bedroom Jot Locat~ a few blocks from pare~t&. A two bedroom for
the end of the new 210 Free-aon &: wife . and two 1
way In La v~. Good bedroo to rent Price ts
frontage on Foothill Blvd. $52 500 m,:th l0% down_ Call
Price $581,600. For further '
1nformation call our Invest·
ment Division $46-1600.
"FUN LIVING!"
$21,500!
Renlton 5'S-Ot91
O_pen Eves
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Buabard and Hamilton Aru.
Exciting Home with maDy
possibilities. 3 Bedroom•, '
Baths. Rumpu1 Room. 0..
ID Sbopplna me! School&. 01·
fered foio $41),900. Call
-.~60-7131. '
COLWELL
PROPERT:E:.S I NC
RE ALTOR S Option YA REPO
Sell--Lease 01'1«.' mnn's loss can be yuur
Sunny bright and squeaky gain. Nice 4 bdrm, 2 bath,
-ctean;--e--3-BR, 2 BA town· North Costa MH& home.
house with private patio, Net.>ds some work but prlcf
Back Bay view and flawless and terms are terrific.
arounda with p:ioJ, volley· Everyone is eligible to buy
Trees' 'n'ees' B R K place \.1'1lh ConversatiOn Pit. home on a quiet ~r~t in ~1m · • Large Corner Kitchen \vith Mesa Verde. Features lovely
· Double Ovens, Dishwa!!her, carpeting, draperies, cover· Indi~ct Yl;hting, ~fuch ed patio, park like yard
Counter Space and Cabinet!. with many trtts, sprinkler $1250 ·Down Payment. You
rl"'4tt#-Slllid
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Enjoy the swim pool, one
year new home Uvinl' with
dream builtin kl tc hen,
diahwuber, generous sit.ed
bedrooms. MOllt expenaivt
c&rpeting, drapes. Bu.utiful
finished ea.raie. Antlqtled
wood cabinets. Patio. Prime
Costa Mesa location! BRK PRIV="'li"TE=-N"'ew-pn-=rt'"H"•"'1p=t&-I
540-1720. Elegant home minutes from
TARBELL
2955 Harbor, Costa Mesa don't have to be a Veteran system, detached prage with room for camper, b08.l to own this home. $38,950. or trailer in driveway, Price
Call 646-0555, Evenings $32,900. Please p h on e
642-7C38. 546-23.13 for addition.al Jn.
REALTORS
644-7270
ball and J>Uttil'le areen, plus this Government owned ~ layfront Condo a short walk to the fabulous perty. Full price only
Bick Bay YMCA, $48,500 or $28,%'JO. CALL us now for 3 Br, 2 Ba, P>Oi. pier & allp,.
$395/mo or 1 Call 673-8550. f\lrthet' detail!I. Otllgbtful $'19,500
O TH £ R!;AL
"\. LSTATERS
546-5880 10pen .•vn.> 6 EMERALD BAY
• Immaculate ! Br + fam rm.
View $145,0CXI
COLWELL
·-1,(1;-o1firrl'-. lf\JI
R EALTORS • . '· · HERITAGE Tod Hubert & A11oc. -======="-
formation.
General
2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA Dl!L MAR, CALI I'.
Oonorol
Claul.tled Ads •.. 64:Z..5678 I'!!'""'"""""'""''""""''""' I 34n Via Lido 675-8500 Need a ''Pad"? Pl.oe an ad! Oauifted Adi ••• $tl-Sl& SPYGLASS PLAN 74
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REALTORS
MACNAB.
DOLORES
McDONOUGH
--WOW--
DOLORES took over the ieins during the first month of new office,
when sud den su,rgery took GINNY 'off active status, totalling sales
for the period of over $350,000, and the office accumulated a new
inventory of property to sell of over $250,000!
DOLORES worked for Herbert Hawkins Company in the Sen Gabriel
Valley for five years as part of the administrative staff, and then es
a sales associate prior to moving to Corona del Mar over a year ago.
DOLORES is very competent, a true
profession -CALL HER ANYTIME!
professional in ou r real estate
The rest of the staff is NICE TOO! KENT PIERCE , BOB HARRISON, VERA MURPHY
and JERRY MURPHY! They are either very modest or broke the camera. But come
in, get acquainted with them. THEY ARE GREAT PEOPLE ! I am so grateful to
have them. Visit our new offices -they are beautiful -we serve the coldest
water in town, the hottest coffee, with lots of nice information on REAL ESTATE!
Residential --Commercial -· Investment
Members of two Multiple UstinCJ Boards:
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa
and
Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley
AND NOW THAT I AM BACK -' . " We Don't Want All The Business · -Just Yours!
INNY MORRISON, ~ealtots ·.-
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150$ Mesa Verde Drive, East
osta Me~a. California
557-4130 (Open Eves.)
on a V.l.P. location. Central
alr cond., intercam I: built-
in record player. No-wu
vinyl, shag carpeting, wal-
nut ca.hinetB in kitchen, pool-
lbed lot I: breath-taldn&
view of ocean I: coarUlne.
You cm celebnte the holi.
da1I ht JOUI' new home. can
now. Sl.50,000 including land.
ired hill
REAL1'Y
Univ. Park Center, Irvine
Call Anytlme, 833--0BXI omce houri s Mit to s PM
IRVINE
STOP AND LOOK
It's all you can do when you
step into this custom built
2 BR home. High on a clill
with 52' of glass prov:ldin&"
flnnt view of Newport.
Beautiful garden I: pool 1W
fee lot. Great investment.
$150,000. Barbara Aune/Ron
Sherman 642-8235. (Cll)
BAYCREST
SPECTACULAR
You'U love thb: dellghttul
3 BR, 3 bath hOme by Ivan
Wells. Over 2400 sq. ft.
Opc!:DS' to colorful 1arden,
lawn & patio. Wonderful for
SlJT level + Pool $36,500. 1hole garden p & r I i e a •
Located in excellent Costa i79.500. (Cl5)
Mna area this home Is DOVER SHORES
walkJ.ne distance.to elemen. 4 BR.-$79,500
tary schools, 4 big bdrm.a. Compare -then BUY! Spec·
and 2 very 1paciou.I baths tacular view ot mountains
Cone opelll on to pool), large and bay. Enjoy • pool com-
pane:led family rm., Palos fort in this Jovely home.
Verde stone f i re p I a c e , Paneled FR. Formal DR.
beautiful built-in kitchen Waller ~Ing 644-6nl. (C28)
features rich walnut CONVENIENT
cabinets and pa,. throuih CONDOMINIUM
patio bar -lush tropical Profeaakmally upgraded 3
Iandlcaplng surTOUnds tbt BR condo. Clole to Hoq
inviting beater l8x36 fiesta Hospital, Many great fea·
pool, JarKe ........i patio -. beoutllully manlcux.d
with ouUkle built-in brick sroundl. lar&e aecluae4 pool
ps bbq completely private, In q u I rt ,neipbortlood.
pine ..... and lllh pond In $4UIO. !Cl!)
well manicured front yard --r;;::;:::;:;;;:;;~;;;;;;;::::;,I
don't mlu th~ value ohly lllillmlt#.t#; ·J
$36.500 call 5f6..a640 bkr. ~ DrW ~
Reel Tile Roof -=:--....=.;':..
Univenlty Park
'# Ill
Prim• 1oca00n and near 1ne MESA VERDE·
swlmminr pool Lovely l $31,950.
bedroom, ~ bath -· • Thll ~ spodoua, 3 -built·in Jdtcben • 2 l*tSo8. room aDd 'famJJ1 room home
one wiltl nterfall. Sharp hu hea\11 shake roof.. watu--
IandlcapJng. This i1 a brfaht aoflenel' electric buill·lnl.
and cokrtul home overlook· bk>dt: wiu fence, big cover-
ing )'OU?' °"111 ireen belt. ed pado, fire ~tection, '
Now only $36~ and you lnteroom .,....,., and II'•
"Own the lAnd. ' Phone en -.ay walk to ahopplna'.
ri&"ht NOW to lee tbls OM. ANY TAKERS! ~lll50.
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TARBELL the b9.ch • 3 big bdrm& 2
t.:llea baths, built-in ltttcben
vacant and read;y to be lived
2955 Harbor, Costa Mesa in. tCr 5t6-8640.
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL
Customized Linda Isle 5 BR. residence on
Lagoon. Family room, three fireplaces, ez: ..
quisitely decorated. Never occupied.
Eileen Hudson
73 PRIME BAYFRONT
Averages 254' deep, this exceptional Jot Is
the last large waterfront available. Located
on main bay and priced to sell at $3900 front
.foot. Marcia Bents . 4
RATHER PLAY THAN WORK?
Low maintenance yard. The moment you
'step into the beamed ceiling Jiv. rm. o~this
Lusk·blt borne. you'll love it! 4 BR. + fam. rm. '69,500. Cathy Tennille
CHARMING 2 BEDROOM -CdM
Walking distance to ocean & shops. Great
house for couple. Low maint. Move--in con--
dition. Cozy fireplace. $39.llOO. Triona BeraJn.
SMART STYLE -SMART BUY
Here is a perfect home. Beautiful & spacious
for gracious living in Big Can:von. Excellent\
value. $115,000. Call Paul Quick.
LOVE A SUPER VIEW?
Worth your while to sea· a sharp 4.bedk>om
in Harbor View Hills for only $65,000. See
this king-size value today. Call Jim Muller
THE LIVING IS EASY
A sunny, cheery ''park" home. 3 bdrms.,
family rm., beaut. kitchen, all bit-ins . Ideal
Joe., near all schools, Univ. Park. $54,900.
''Chuck" Lewis
OCEANFRONT -CAMEO SHORES
Above private beach ~ WHITEWATER
VIEW -secluded patio & crystal pool. A
reaJiy distinguished • borne. One-<>f.a-kind.
·Call Bud Austin to see. $295,!)00. ·
' TOP LOCATION -WEST BAY
BAYFRONT·Pier & slip. Adaptable home Jor large or small family. 3 BR., guest rm.,
2 huge patios on 42' comer JoL $199,000.
Eugene Vreeland · ·
WHITI WATIR VIEW -SO. LAGUNA
A lovely wum co\Uge In Table Rock. Steps
to two grMt bolcbes. Terrillc views from
all rooma. XIA! financtn1-M,IOO. For ap~
call G. Grvpe· , ~ . , '
MONAllCH BAY TERRACE -VIEW
Spacious IJ lradous home w/Jge walled
JV4. bW (IJCID 1'!>01. Ideal 4 BR. FR hoQle tor 11''""11K famll y. Many e x t r a s. Great
•alue. '89,750. Call Bob Yorke
S llDROOMS $66,000
Harbor Vlft Homes Somerset model. Form-11 tllnl~• rm, fam rm, 3 ba, 2 lrplcs & bar.
Near pm, llOQlt lr")lmygroun<L BT 'L
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PILOT 1ppHrs in every edition every
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in popers dtlivered to homos and sold
from newsracks from border to border
111 along the Orang• Co.st ••• an the
way from
Seal Beach
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San Clemente
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All • e e
·nundngton Beach
1FouD.tatn Valley
(:osta Mesa
'Newport Beach
'Lagana Beach
Irvine
Saddleback
San Clemente
Otplstrano
(Plus the ClaDy
newsrack edition)
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..,. rwm, .undeck. tour car For ""' at<h~. .,. Jovtna 1.._ ...,_ !or JO can
famfb'. this ls 11! A I 1n betuutul t1led (lOUt1yard -. 3 ---pl .. --1 ...... matatuance rn a n • l o n • C011tained in thlt 1,800
!Mated on • wide llllb squaAi toot bom«l built on ••••lll>•lt jult -from ·-... locatod • halt """ " ,...., -....... ~... . .. includinf bulll-.in VllC'Ulm I: bJock to --... or -Y·
""""""' ........ In ""' SllS,000. ~ by ...
tiJW'tt teetlon a< beautit\ll po!ntment. u'"'"""' P1J1< -mi1y DUPLEXES. eJecant. .....-IMnc to• DUPLEXES & YoU " ,..... tamlly. Leue
tbe market. · MOIE DUPLEXES
-.. ,. 1· I ~··'••' •,I J Many to ~ from. -~e
adva.ntap or tht tu lhtlter
NEW ONE.S Low , ............
Magic Loans Newpott Heights
Our pattnt compqy, 'l1w 3 & Family
°""'u °"""""'· bu °""' million avallableaUl.GJ.c. ~ndoned!
insured ~ uif 915,. 1ous. l bb:k to OCEAN VIEW!
This means yoa ma buy Bike to bucb! Wi'OU&bt l:ron
property wlth u llttlt u '"' pte entry UDda &fant
down and obtain up to a palms. Bl& Uvinc to0m with
$40,000, f1rat T.O. on all catMdral ~amtcl celling.
klnils of ain&)e famiJ.y ~l-Cracklln& r&iaed beuth fire-
dencts. lncludtnc ~ place. GIANT F A M J LY
houses and condos, We have ROOM, Gourmet kitchen.
settnJ ot theR types of J..ara:e teeludtd muter
homes listed /or sale where suite. Lalln(lry rqom, Dec-
~ could tJtw In the low orator touch thruouU BAR·
30s, for about $1600. down. GAIN PRICED UNDER.
Call 675-7225'. $45,000! Call now to pre-
view • 64S-030J.
CO LWELL
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Co""'° dot Mor
SWIMMING FAMILY
U you oao use 5 BR., we oUer one o_! Ute
Iargesl homes in Harbor V1~w. P~act1cally
new in a very desirable 1ocat1on this beauty
bas a lge. family rnt., 3 baths, 3 car garage,
& a treat btd. DOOi w/Jacuzzi. Room for an
encl. boat or trailer storage. Perfect for exec-
utive enlertalnlng. $74.900
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DAILVPILIT
4-IEDROOM
+ DOUGHBOY POO L
ltt only h!.'O of the
· ~ amenlt1n of t'bls
ttbar) _._ 00... ·-
Include w/w crptl a drpt
thr\lOUt, wallps~ In hall-
way & dinll'll atta, med
brld< l\tepl, )<Sl'pr, """"· J'llce ld.9CPI &l'ld E.Z wa»dftr
dist. to new Plevin School
.net l'lt'W park. Tbls MW'
tilting 11 priced at $38,950.
Stop the houAe • bUlltinc •
bluer. call tor •Ppt. to see
this btauty.
l' 511·5111 ( =i 531-51ff Realton Me-mt
2043 Wntdiff Drive
Open 'till 9 PM
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MESA VERDE
-REP0-
SIX UNITS • NEW
PRO PERT1E~ INC
REALTORS
5 Be a u t 11 11 l Deluxe ;;;;;iiiiiiiiiOiliiiiiiiiii-.I
I 01\I 'I I 111\11\ . . ' Convenient pe.rklna: -easy to be
a "DROP·lN" at Bay A Beach Rtalty 675-3000 """'!E!!!!!xo•cu~ll""y•"!'L'1"ivl".:'1ng:-'l
At it. finest, Priced in the
$28,500.
Gov't. owned w!Mw gold
shag carpetln&, newly dec-
orated inside Ii: out, new
dshwshr, etc:, etc. 95% Joan
avail. See an,ytime -Vacant
Call now.
Nftpott
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Fairview
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EASTSIDE TRIPLEX
apartments with ... """ -YA---=PRIDE OF the a:arage with a peek-boo
• view GI the ..... and -REPOSSESSION OWNERSHIP m BAY & BEACW HEALTY m Ill•""·~· ~•1101 •U• '~'I " sun deck. Only 1 lhort block Big, big 4 bedroom, 2 story Enjoy thiz luxurious 3
to ·the h13. flTS,mJ with with family and diJUng, 2&,ii bedroom, 2 bath home on a
termt and owntr will con-bath· now ottered at $38,SOO. pride of o~p street.:!~;;;;;;;,;;~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"';~;:"~':'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
alder trades & submit all of· with $900. down payment to The family room I: master Gen.r•I Cost• Mesa
fers. G~at tax shelter, 40'l anyone! Hurry on this <>ne. bedroom overlook the poot11 ---------1.:.::;.;.:...:~::.::..----
Harding St. Open Sat. A Call -5i2e yard with huge covered $22,000 Private Master .-
Sun. 1-5. 540.ll51 Open Eves. patio, lush lawn .and p~ Is: the law, low priC't" for fhi~ Bedroom WinCJ SCARCE AS feuional landacapmg. This immaculate no maintenarn.·r
HEN'S TEETH home is In excellent mo ... -e-in home Featutts built-in kit· Ir .Yftll ,,·a.nt tn ~et B\vay from
condition. PricNI at $52,500. chen' cUshwashf'r 4. doubh• nil 1hl" L'{\nlus.ion of kirl11,
Fixer upper A build, 35 ft. by Call $46-2313 fOl" more in-cu 'garage. Bl!tter che1·k th.I~ lar,:c mairter hcdroon1.
70 ti. R-3 lot on Bay fonna.tion, thl!I one TODAY! 1lres11ing room (or rl('n) :ind
Avenue. 2 and Family room SEE THIS hath, with r.1·0 prlvatr t'n·
home on property at 11·n n1·cs, is the pla1·e for you.
L:et !ht•m havr thr run of present. Plans and permit B · Back ay • Realtors 646-T111 the rest ol the housr • l"'O purchase. $49,500. Fixer up-11_ h .
per -add-on 25 ~ by 100 ft. Newport u.ac Z43 \Vestclill Driv• bNlroon1s, bath, knotty pine
RZ lot on Balboa Peninsut.,. 4 Bedroom-Family niom· SHORECUfFS Open 'Ill 9 P~l family room, living room
One bedroom and den rents Dining room-Den or office ELEGANT Thrtt, shar{JCsl "'ill\ firep:lact" and formal
low 40's. Love!y, 2 story, 4
BR cti.anner. Cornt"r Jot,
vt"IV<!ty JandS(.•apins:, t.'Over-
ed enclo5t'fl patlO, Commun-
ity -swim pool • eretn
parks. Lu."t'uriou~ entertain·
in&. Chan1pagllt' living al •
beer pocket priC'e.
Reliable Real Estate
R-16-3391 894-2296 eve!.
eANNOUNCEMENTe
COV'T REPOSSESSIONS IN
Hunt. Bch. A Ftn. Valley
NOW AVAILABLE AT ,,
5Jl·5111 I :1 531-5111 Tu·o 2-Bedroom + bRchelor
apt on large 62' x 165' Jot
with double detached gar-
age. Price just reduced
$2,000. Call now for aj>pt.
$175 ~ v.reek summer. $185 \vith own entrance. Newly 1 Id brl k home on the markf't 31 di!1ing area. CaU 675-7225. ' t decora'·d inside and out Wooded garden w_ o '• per month winter. Plenty·o with ;w carpeting and entryway, leading to $33,000 ankle dee11 shag cpl, QWNER transfered, Spiclous
room to add unit on rear or c u s t 0 m d r a P e r 1 e s heavy shake roofed 3 BR., 2 delux spacious b u i l t -i n
3600
sq, ft. larie lam Uy
lot. $49,500. throughout. Bay Owner at ba. home. Lee. co~try kitchen, mlmnd walls, --":-. <i: baths. 5 bdmul. COLWELL
Call now for lnlormaUon
to ....
$4 1,500
$48 500 lritch. . w/trpl. All fll'lelt temuo entry, tree studded _........,_ -t
' ·1~ IBVINE quail ..... \Valk to priv. beach. lot beautifully land~a~. tormal dining room. deluxe I ~ ~ · alt ""· --'-'--"==--'---,--' b u I 1 t I n •pplla.nc:n, ~1431 or 54S-623T $88,500. see to appreciate c UN I diabwuber, iireplace, rich
P ROPERTIES. INC
REALTORS
LOCA1ION!
LOCATION!
OPEN HOUSE SAT. -SUN. CORJBIN• 546-8640 MESA VERDE WGGd paneHng, mirrared .,
*PENINSULA PT.*. SPECIAL waJl1.U>vely "°"""'patio. GET THIS O,NE! RTIN Balboa's most rxclus1ve rcs1· E¥pertly landscaped _ p>ol
* College Park
•·Near Coneae, all Schools REPO-Anyone Ou•liflos and Shapping
Mesa Verde l bednn, only * Corner Lot with Magnifl·
$2,150. down. Total sales cent Norfolk Pine
Price $28,500. *,Camper -Trailer -Parlt-
GJNNY MORRISON ing Potential *** -REALTORS-* Thtte Bedrooms, Two **Cjf!l** 1505 Mesa Bathl, Family, Breezffr'aY
• *Verde Dr. East.. Den • * Coda Mesa * Electric · Kitchen with **•** 557-4130 Washer-Drye'r
(Opf!n Evenings) * Newly Decorated lnside ~
4 BDRM Special $29,950. out 1 Looks like a model b>ine in * New Cll.rpeta • Drapes
the country, ju!t 10 mlnu~a * Covtted P atio, Dog Run
to Costa Mes,.. .only l yean * $32,500 Co..i.~tkmal, SUB-
aid thla home bu f baru; MIT VA
' builtin kitchen, largf! tam. * VACANT! Pouf:ssion on
nn. .1padous Jiving for Approval
under J3(1,!XX>. Hurry call * Call 546--1113
bkr 546-8640.
SPANISH style added 1am.
rm., 4 bednn.. 2 bath bullt-
jn lrltdWon, dbl pn,p
THINK
OCEAN!
That'• what tbe present own-
BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS MA · <lentlol .,.... • BR. 3 ba.. FHA-VA TERMS ,,,... grounds. BRK, $45,000,
Roomy 4 bdrm., .2 bath With Ir. fam. nn.: blk 10 oce11.n lluge 2 story, 4 + den or S 84&.,-060f.
room for pool. REALTORS 644-.7662 & bay. SH' to 11pprt'f". $67,500 bedroom executive's home. 0,:'.WNE~~R~m-u-,,:--1 -::,.7.11-. -;;P-::aym<ll::::::;t e GOOD TERMS e BALBOA BAY PROP. Costa Mesa's best area., and start p•cklnc .
School (Mariners, Ensign & * JUMP IN * * 642-7491 *--Near Balearic school. Very V a cant-Immediate
Newport Hi) startJ Monday. . NEW DUPLEX .•.... $48,!Y.il. nice back yard in a quiet poueulon. Freshly paJnlf:d
Hurry now! Family entertain~ent at it~ 3, 2, Bdnn. 151 E. Bay 11.ren. No doY"n to qullllfled tnatde & out. 4 bedl"OomS.
400 E.17.o FOR All bew'/coL • ...,~~a ~~ ~l: 1
1• ~-Costa Mesa. 642-<1R:l7 veterans. CALL N 0 W IAvf:ly shade trees and cool
• __,...,....,... _ DUS ~"'''" BEFORE TIIIS ONE JS ocean breeu 11.ll sununf:l" C.M. I! -.1 maculate 3 Bdrma " famUy B•lboa Peninsula GONE. Priced at S45.!XX>. long! 2 baths, 4 bedrooms, ,_. • ·• nn 20' x 30' + bonus nn. ~ ~ -* C.O~plete with fireplace, 45' · Bayb'Ont-5,000 sq It bulltln drean1 kitchen. BRK, • , __ -~ bath On! $39 950 home Pier & float. $1~.<XXI. $27,500, 842--2561. Oceanfront Point .,...-........ • Y • • • 675-4&Xt
On extra i,e lot 4 BR 2 HU1Ty for appointment. Manhall·Realty · Realtors ~
be.Ula. Nr. N."H.Y.C. Call for Call 540-1151 (Open Eves.) 45' LOT, 2 BR, 1~) BA, b!, Opl.'!n Eve11. Huntington a..ch
appt. $100,000. awnerin~· Call """ " * FAMILY HOME SCHOOL STARTS can 673-366.l 6"2·2253 Eves. 11-"P·:::m.::."c..:...:_-:::--:---XTRA NJCE 1700 sq ft. 3 Cl\QN
B•yfrant Lot , C.pillr•no Beach . Bedrm an corn.r Jo~ IUl1Y 0 _.-:;:... fN oD.Bia all>' w/jjer • ~-p . -'"f~fbl'"'Jll'f\'aCY.;Dtil flre. MVY• · ·
fcJlt 'Jae, 'boat. Build )'dlir MAR J'Olt'"Sale by ow n er. pl Jn Jlvina nn. A~. ·~•E
mm custom home. e CORONA DEL Caplstrano Beach B 1 u I f rm. !lhll.l'p shag, boat cat!', INirvft ·
Call 673-3663 642-1949 Eves. ~ LARGE POOJ., view, comer lot, 2 story, 4 lots' more! l{urry! Just ilst· Mesa Del llar. All balli-tns,
associated
BROKERS R[t.LTORS
102S W Bolboo 671·166]
e YOUR OWN.r LAND BR, 2¥1 Ba., formal dining, ed! F'or additional lnforma· fjreplaee, 2 baths. Walk to
4 SR. family rm., 3 car car. den w/wet bar, drps, cpts, tion • St. J'ohn'• dd O.C.C. $31,900
' Fast1move in. $89,950. intercom. Completely fenc· all (enna.
e ADOBE CLASSIC ed. patio. Acroa trom perk.
e BY CLIFF MAY Approxlmat<ly 2.tm sq. tt. 5 !""""'!,· .'.1 1 • · ,. 'I I ~·''''
CA'l.L 842-1418
Pool, paddock, citrus, aCft-min, 10 abpg I: twy. $65,000.
q:e. True luxury. $225.(0). By appL only. 496-S020. er aay1! 'I'hil: Very neat --.. -,~Bedm>m,-,--.,:--
POOL value -bl& 'bedrm., 2 home teatum 3 bedrooml, flower fresh, with 18' x 36' '
$29.l!OO bllr -
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PATTI • Rullan
i.tb in excellellt area. lb:36 family room. paneled den -1.·marble entry A firepl. Coron• del Mair -I ~~ patio b/l • -· 1y •--"" ,...... 17171 Beach Blvd,, H.B . ......--....,..,,.~ • ind 2 baths. .uive .t&UU· Won't laat too Jon& at
bbq. BeautllUlly landscaped. acaptn1 1nmt and rear, $51,900. cai1 64>-77l'.1. CAMEO SHORES IMMED. OCCUPANCY
Prioed to.lt!ll at $36.500. Bkr •prinkler system, niCt!ly dee-,,,..,,..,_,,,,,_ • -------,.PRIVATE BEACH'' Be ~ nm to enjoy ttdl:
WAUl'.fl
HM.ISU.n Open Evts.
TWO STORY
$34,950
bath lxnne, deep abag c:pL, schools. Extra privacy in . 'T~ NEWPORT BEACJ-l 21,s. bath residence. An opp. A breakf.ut er.ea -all within
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oS:·IQS sell, 3 bdrm., 2 :si: :er:-u~:,atne: ~ nu"'21 "'HOUi>AYROAii ~srom,;ro~~ -~P~~ •. ~m~ 1:
comer fire p I ace , dbl rell.l'o FuU. price 11 $32,900 ~ Channing 'Co'tlage, available to acquire a quality prop at easy walking di&lllIICf) of
guqe, bi&' yard. Make of-with all financing including 1733 Westcllff pr., N.B. now! 3 bedrooms, family a most modC11t price $75,000. schools, park Ir; WestcllH ,
fer Askin&' $2f,950 bkr, no down pa.yment to Veter· --~==-=~-~·-1 room snd newly remodeled 646-3921 or Eve. 673-4132 shops. I
A tantuUc 4 bedroom rustic ·
home on that ha:d to find
cul-d~sac strff:L L a r I e ,
t:neloled patio that CM be
u.ered as a famll,y room. ALL
terms. Call JJOW, 847-«D.O. ' .
546-8640. ans! Please phone ~2313 TRIPLEX kitch, in k>vel.Y 1atden aet. OWNER 646-7676
far additional lnlormation EASTSIDE 3 •BR· u n t t ti!>&. 147,500. TWO UNITS i
1-0·, THE REAL
'"\/. [STATERS NE'W TRIPLEX ••••• $67.950.
3, .,, " Bdm>. 151 & Bay.
Colla 1o1-""' -
DAILY:
PILOT
,The ·
ORANGE
'\ COAST'S
lellding
Marketplace
and appamtment to -· w/trplc, two 2 BR unlll, all -PETE BARRETT * EASTSIDE * 1· I •-11 o~ '-•·•-Transtmd., w/-tioo. Wa k ., mal'•• -REALTOR-""~" .,.,._ I &: -;n. $51,500. 1·3 BEDRM, 1-2 'BEDRM t.arJe 4 6edtoorn home with ) -0. THE REAL r..J ESTATt=RS 642 5200 WY* $30 000 deluxe bulltln k I t c h e n , • CALL Ci)~· U 6-1fl• _ ~ _----*SOUTH OF H • • dlshwMhec. flrepla.,.. In ; 9M,,.., ~;;.;;.:;;~ ~eo;, ~u~;:· .:i-::1':iOC: Rl~ro ~~~,.rc1~~vd ~~·r!'0' ~a;: n::;·h::J:. ~ : EASTS.DE ~ I l ·A LPTY 0 Ill -. bltna. C.Oppn: plumbing. S.772t like ....,...unds, t 11. st f: 1 u l • ~a r Nt•,'•rl ••I ce PIER F' 'OAT Xlnt cond. Walk to even'_. •·· -DUPLEX i8GtS .. landacapin1! BRK. $31,(XX), -Owning $69 750 th;ng,$68Good500 ''"""'"" ava11. 4 lednn, 2 Bath m-6691. $35 000 R t• • Only . . 1y 1-::~'-o.=,..-,--' ' en Ing Mod""· 2 BR. 2 BA, •"' MORGAN REAL TY 3 yeara •Id. Large laml e CATHEDRAL
Two home.1 ~parated by &ar· Call u5 for dytaila. 4 BR. 2 level horrie. Fireplace, J>~A 67 3-4642 6754459 type kitchen with walk-tn CEILINGS e
a&es 1o.r pnvacy. 2 adrms BA. only $26,900. You name heat, lovely palio. Near Lido :,:_:..c.;...;M:,..-----pantry, Shake roof. Owner l Bclnns, ultra.mod. Indoor/
each • owner's unit deluxe terms. Shops 'SpoUeu! Immediate C_a_s_t• __ ._ .. _____ moving north. Below mark•t outdoor kitch. on huge (.'Or · ~dsbw~r, etc, etc. A 'ratt COiLINS & \VA1TS, INC. occu~. Owner will cany ·-4 BEDRM, pool aiz'l lot, at $33,750, Call 968-4441. rw:r lot $36,9".JO. 968--4456.
• """· 962,-ss2W3 * papen. 64f.0256. aver1ookln1 prospect;., * Crest Realty ·~·
Newport * C * SUPER SHARP * marina I ocean v I' w • BY OWNER Me,. WClods, t
REPO ALSO see Catalina Isl. ·1 cul, ROOM FOR SALE ' • ' • · ' -' me of ohal'gc. BR ~ !arm Y. ~•·NC, •t N 1 h arpetlng modern 1095 San P•blo Cir, MS-6328, .fi 1 FtfrYlew Room for De.d'.1 camper, b~~~ u~~ firepl 'and im· larwin re•lty 1nc. l $38,500. Owner Sacrl 1ce.
boat or garden pool or ' . 968-4400 124 I-Tours Room ror boat or mobile 646-1111 1 ' , ,._ maculate? Qtnet cul·de·sa<'. liiiOiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'" Da na Paint ~~l~n·s ~~!, ai;aBR. ........ 21';~ Beat P!lce 3 bedroom 2 bath VA REPOSSESSION home. swing ll('t k pool! (•nytlmeJ 1-"e-sac .Y .. ~. home in prime Mesa Verde. _ 250 Sll50 2 BR, 2 BA, built 10 yrs, Corner lot. Close to beach It
tiL. frpl. All tenns. $2S 500 C 11 545-M24 4 BR, 2 BA, •-· · . walking distance to h11.rbor boat ramps. Open HOUJe
'i:x>UJNS & WAITS, INC. ooirni COA;,. REALTORS d?Wll. PmntA $2at mo in-&-Doheny Pk. $25,500. Every D~! Ul,950 or uiy
962-552J eluding taxf!S ' ln!iurance. 496-2R5.1. tta11>nable otter accepted. WATl!RFRoNT
Two sides ot lake trontqe.
Boat dock with charm.In;
pubo. JMMEiiIATE PO$-
SESSION. 5 bdrm, 2 yn aid
with ..., ~000'. TRY 111,000
-.1 OWNER IS An IN·
TERIOR DECORA'nlR.
Lcavtna . area.
* C & W * OWNER TRANSJ"ERRED Aulhnri·:{'1l Rroker ..,..,,.,. Suburbia Ln. 962-79tl. 2100 sq. rt. home with rporn 548-6570 East Bluff ""'1i.Jlll_L
-'-'2"'1""9-=a"'o"'s"E '.LA=N;.-E-1 ,., •ve..,..ne •everything. ' -REPOSSESSIONS '
Terrllic eut-lide Joeatlon. bedrooms. l bRtha, family BY-0\VNER---M E s A ·.·.·1~~-.. ror lnformaUon ud locatlon
Spacious 4 BR Ir faini1y rm room plm formal d1nina VERDE Republic 4 BR, 2% ~-ot thHe J1tA A VA bor:nf1,
w/ftrtplace, 14 ha, 2 patios, room. ~luxe buUUn lclt· Ba. Dining rm. FamUy nn., C:. ~tii' ~ contact -
crpta a drpo, double prage. ohcn, dW>w.,her. Gorgeaus living nn. Pl-lvacy w/"1:. ()(.Sf ;;1.J U KASABIAN
Good finandag. Immediate fireplace'. 2 patk>s. BKR, cul-dt·~<' Jot, ' M at u re
passegion. Only $28.500, ~Im. land1'<'p'g. Sl't' to ap· ~· re .. l )' Real E1tate 962"""4 "
MORGAN REALTY WATOl THE SHIPS prcclate! S52.!WXl. M.1)-8129. NO DOWN. l BR. 2 BA, \;
673-6642 675-645' 2-400 Cllf( or. Million $$ view LOVELY Ir.&: 2.~1y 4BR, horn~· WE NEED TOWNl-lOUSE w/frplc, P'I : •*f.!M***•+ ~~ * WATERFRONT * of Lido. B.."llhoa I: Catalina, 2\S ba, frplc, bHln gas kl!ch patio, pool, ~nnl• coorta. ;
.,. •Verde Dr. Eut, Charmin& Home h11nds1une hou!ll! by the sea dzh/.,'Sh. Jt'urn. Huge yard. LISJINGSI, OR MONTIILY PAYMENTS 1 * • Costa Mea J: N port Shores only ~.950. Sprtnkler1. $39,500. Owntr, !..ower w/do"'" payment. • *111',:*** '551..wo nPoo'; a: "'ennlt REAL ESTATE 976 Denver Dr., c ~t . 97~39S1. i
\Open Evenma•I HURRY!:: . TR EASUR ES ~!>4!>-c;.:2':;.•cc2·;...,.--,~-;-Buyers Waiting BY Owne•. Ntce, Br .. 2 • .. :
EAm!ID)': 3 ilclnn .. $21,900. CAYWOOD RJ!AL TY 18:11 Wcstctut. NB ~ Roducod to soll now I 2414 Vlsl• d•I Oro 3 yn. old. VacanL l900 dML !
UnbeUewble value!! Jluge * 541-1290 * OWNER anxious to tell va-Very good buy. Seller la Newport Be•ch No costs. Takt' over nlA or , ,
MIOtroomlormoreunlta. OC£AN8rec.-z Newport cant 3 bdrm., 2 bath home transfe'l'Te(). Close to schls, 644-11 33 ANYTIM E make oUer. 833-1103: ,f:vtl
Creat potent1a1 f1x tt up and ltelch~ U"tl~ Exeepttonal 3 In NE\VPORT HEIGHTS. ahPC A churches. Owner, Founta ln. V .. ley m-nu.
save-PJ.. Hurry U's a one-bdrm. 2 b&th completd)r re-prlvale oourty.,-d enlr)'.-bl& • M5'643& FOR Sal• by ()wneor, fine '
' ol+ilnd aCltllent eutakle painted bl eel out nfw fam nn., boll'"'in kltchtn, OWNER must !ltll. Nt"WlJ OWNER sacrlfk.-e, Th I I older 5 BR home. km rm., :~
00.ta Mn. )ocatlon. Call lhag cpt. throughout.' Ruge delux 1,1\af cpl,, 1~ tree dtc 4 br, 2 hn. lam rm. home ha.s evf:rythlng but lg filed yd, prue, $5rl)) ~
bb: 5&M«>. !IOX1lO kJt with lllley aettn, 'covered lot, don t mill 1t .. • cmr. $33,500. 10~ dwn. 950 partlcu1krly nice lor dog dcm·n. Good credit req'd, ~ Rl!;,PODeaiont b) V.A., In a now vacant owner. Mkltig Call 546-IMO bkr. Serra WAY. 546-0000. kwcn. Ooa: run -full lcnath %l16 0e18warc St.
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..,. .,rJt, WOA!t.lut call bier. __ ,_. tam nn 'bullt·ln Nr. Jolbua-Tree N•Uortal _000 u.'7-llS pck>u.s living room \\• lh M.tul IW"ll. UB .:D>. Prlnc-~ .-_... • '• M le rrtt.ay $111(1 for .....,. • "" ' flrtl>latt. Bulltln kilchfon,
Ml-. kltchnt. 2 stot)', 1b36 pool, a1f"itoo ctwn. $49 mo AAk a BR on 1~ acre. zoned tor dllhwuber. Covered patio. 1,::""'::==',:0:c"ly;-. ...,!l&U329.;..,-;;-:-;=--:
COMllDtCIAL ~ cute 1 lota ot tropkal landlCaPIJta, far Sandra • 213.Ul.zis3. 7 units. $32,500 Room tor b09t or camper. 3 BDRM, 1"-BA, Ip-tdt· ~ "°'* on ~ c-l; uctlleot cond. We want to :=r * Ct.U 331-Ul.8 • Heavy llll&ke roof. BRK. chtn, drtrpu • ttpts. NI.I
lo< In eo.ta M ... ts $15.500 ..UI Priced below marl<et Sell tM old ... a. BltJ the , .. ad 1111 000 90-l37l JIAlnt outside. -· f
·, too mucl!! CID bla' 1141111640. at $35.950. 1157-'°23. new stu!!.. Need a 'Pad T Place an l .::::::· ::::;.• .::::::=:::·~---. · . .:::::::.:..:==--'-"-'.C.."11a ~~----...-~-~ .
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W9er ...... bdlla Ill ,_..., -.. I MO!l'IUS !O:lW1 --2 BR, 211A. Nau-IA lie. S!l.Oll9. * * * 'DoH -2 bGh -$9 2 Br, ---. YOll Wltli .,., a -..-.i 3 Madrld C... Sarp, 2Slll"' 71<: -0.-. 1%13l'llMll2. Rh:Mrcl Bollor llnpla<e -uew pr, -~ YMr Costs bodrooml. <l<n, <Ullom tt. o1 -. ~ 4 WATERFRONT ar Jot. 9191 R .. a!IM Dr. --•drapes. $230 $400 -IJlll pd, 3 br, 2 .., .,~ .,..., -· lnlO this ftJ*. A-patiO. B!tplutden.21'ba.3cor ~ lly-.SaaUlctflt,500 H·-I..-•-~ ,.. ..,.lb. rr.e ftDtal --~d<clr,ttl'sllp ....,., ,_ Vay ---Ill P'&I•· Central alt cood. ._ PriDdp< onJ,. ll48-24'l9 -,,.,_. _, -. $475 -S + tam rm, 2 l>a. 2
"""I J h<droom, wann ftro. """"""1encel lll\K, $21,950, Located at ft<! <sC Clll<lo---,..,.. You "' the,,_ <sC Jl'plc, 3 hie trom bay. r.:',u:"" loCam:: "°= ta -ae. Quality W/W <rptloc, M:t::,ln, D•rt, 174
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I ~ CU-clrapq -· le. _, St.l-4030 or .. DI! acboola, parlca. •pl!'ldina rv-S..UliMly landtcapod w/ Mobile -LO'I' fa-Lolot a........ Folllo• llalton 64&-u~ ~-
lalu, • ....,_.. tralll, lt>rinklen. Cornplehly For Sole 12.5 boma <sC Ibo -ics.......,, at tile llH3 Wel!Cllli Driva •OCEANFRONT, -
buch • evaythi?WI Can }'OU TAKE OVER GI t.nc<d. u x 12 patio cover. Londoa Blidst-1-tod FABULOUS Open 'til 9 PM tum b&ch. All otn IDet,?
beU.va Ill this for on!y 10tn on this IPOclOul I bdml. No •<l'k here! IQ.900, ~~ "'.?~~~.-~ ..._ IO 111 -6 cllY, FORUM $115 • Util pd. 1 BR w/!rplc, t $250 t t $275 t ALA Rlnl•I& • '4549eO
$21,950. c.Jf rlailt NOW • home localed In t.mlly &t).1113. -· .,,,~,--• $9000 er wlll tndo ltr Ooota S.l'(. U-30 pvt J)Olfo, oceu lron• Pr1 Collete Parle rnidfll• • SEA SHANTr • 2 1111,
142-2$35. orient«! area. Plal'll'OUndt, e FULLY AIR·CONO =~ ~~· !:: M,. OI' Newport_,,,, Pie ... callW.!1678, at. Ill 12111·311Ro21>a. yud,patio. 11af .,.. •. s BR, 2 BA, all !nod yd. Oilldlan .... 1ll0.
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f Bedrm. Dutch Kmn • ab-
11>luit!y tmmaculat. in and
out. Xlnt area on chlld·l8.ft-
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thia price o< only $29,900.
For detatll and terms ..
CALL 842-lllB
•e:• inn Beach Blvd., }J.B.
VACANT
IMMED. OCCUP.
VA no dOwn. $23,995. 11.
price. 3 • Lrg tiedma, 50' x
100' fncd & ldscpd Jot, camp
repaintod, rtant tlxe ~
-Jdtch, -covd patio, existing
Slit% VA loan, paymts leu
than rent. You own the land! ..,,.
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C.ountry Club home in a pride
ot ownenbip neighborhood.
A apaciouJ 3 btdroom, 2 t bath home with l\ll\Un Uv~ ~ ~ !!"""· ~te family • room· aiid beautttul Jand:.
1 acaplng with boat aate. A t tnJ.ly realistic price of
' $33,900. Better call NOW I 842-25.15 ..
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'"""' """"'· twlmmina TOWNHOUSE, I .m'a, old. peted, ~A -comepcop.-.. betweenhnd5pnl0cl&lm A=ee~mocean,tmo. '1tlnt and cozy llreplace. ALA Rent•l••"H'!'
pool cloM by, Only 1 ,.... 2 lrl-bclnns., 1% bath. Ex· bage dtsp. Other tldras. • )'><O' t!cketa. <N«lh °"""" NU.VIEW RENTALS Leue 12'15/mo • owner BLUFFS I Br, tam.lliL
old. ,.l,900. elusive master planned X1nt cond. Btet oner. n41. ·Out of St•te Prop. 171 1Dll-~llum,:erm*H).1Dt) 6'13o.t030 or .....-paLnll: 1;-eaise $250/mo • "'f'rplc. &auL ~ncl. Jldo.
8 ed h•11 commwtlty. Am<'°"' owner 214-92119. Hesperia, Ca. lll ACRE Colorado l'li>ch. WATERFRONT Ip doluxa 3 lenant pa•nll. Call 5(5.8124, pool te-ocbla. '3115. • I mwt tell • $ 2 2 , 5 O O • BllY~'S dream. 2t'JCS4.' BeaUtlfUllJ located rr. ·lfttl. TRUsr deeds wante<J 2nd bdnn duplex, L 1 u .n d r y , SOUnl COAST REALTORS ~:mo
11 KATELLA REALTY, CUltOrn DlObile coach. Beat HuntfllcAtilhIJ:w.Jlwy.159 TD'•«" 1st a.t disalunt. aa.ra&t, boat dock. Winter e PRICE ISRIGflT! Cozy '. •
&17-8400. toe. dlx l<llt pk. ldeat llvollp. $8000 <IWmt avail. l'!l,.i. Ply. 611 -.-. .. yrty. '15-1282 ° < 1 BR tum. Util ind $90. ~wport ShorOI . , REALTY
Ul\W. Par1c: Center. hvine
Call Anytim., 833-0S>l
Office houra 8 AM to 8 PM
Laton• BNCfl
PACESETTER
4 6Paciou• bdnn1., 2-:batha,
family room; beautifully
decorated & immaculate in.
1lde I: out. ~ x -40 Ft Heat·
ed twimming pool, protea·
alonally Jandlcaprd; uk for
Ron Williams. $49,300.
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REAL ESTATE
11llO Glenneyre St.
494.9473 549-0316
OCEANFRONT
4 lge, luxury units, smack on
the sand! Beat North
Laauna Joe. Xlnt financing.
$60,IX)O Will handle, Asking
im.ooo. * 499-2800 •
1'<iahbon. Come look, you'll 1-714: ~. 800/96&-'KlOO. ALA Rent•I• • 645-3900 s350.3ea, fcoRNER •LO'I',
Ntwport llMc:h buy it! 5% ~ price ~OCEANFRONTJBR.bo .... •FAMILYNEEDED -2BR, 2-STORY. 316 Cl!;PAR/IT. NEWPORT llO(Otlablt. Pvt. pty. RaalEotmW•ntetllM I -""-J-Fum. Winter rental. orocl>ooLKidsok.'1JS. Pll:.642-<837.
-. PVT party wani. 2-3 br . " nc:r $300/m<>. Must aee to •I> ALA Rant•I• • ~ Ho-fum. er HEIGHTS CUSTOM bit var ab o n d , home" in D.P • ..-So, Lag. preclai.I n,.i.:, b • r' MESA Vmte rental home Unfum. '10 5 BEDROOMS 24x60. Sbai cpt. cust drpa. 2 Lrg loL Must be corner •I lshecl 300 dshwshr. 67>5149. • •" 2 ba ••• 1-==;;......;...--
Trl·level home, great for Br., 2 Ba, den, re.trig alr to at, or w/alley ~ar; HoUM:t Fum Walk to bcb $140. Bal. Jal. ·~: !.i,~, in ,,;1o.;;.;;;.n;;;•:..;••;;;I ____ _
·entertain.in&, wet bar, large CQ.l)d. Qqiet adlt pk. Beaut. Prine. only. Howard, Gener1I _ -..-1 + Rumpus rm. A1t9 2 Br. nbrhood. Av.atL Sept 6th. BAYSHOllES
sun deck, very large lot. clubb91!. Htd pool. Jacuz:ti 894--7869. mob. tim. $275 per J110· Pb. ' qt. Winter_ Spacloua 4 BR home.
tear Yant ideal for tennla sauna. Card nlll., pool tbls. W AN TE D-p R 1 VAT E * * * Rtnt-A~House 97f..l430 . 546-4141. $350 mo. •
court & pool. Many ""'· ~O. PARTY R'. W. i.lntnor NEWLY· deoonl<d 'WR. % VERY a.EAN A SHARP BALBOA ISLAND
Rear access for boat or MOBILE Home 12x60, awn· Oceanfront duplex.or units 18982 Antioch blk to ocean. Adult.a only. SB.ft 2BA home pear YearJy -Huge brand new 1
trailer. Call Sf&..n11. ,ln&' & carport. adult pk, nr 6'73-G3n or 1187-1988 . Irvine $225 per. mo, incl util. 'tll freeway aCeeu 4 So. c.cut BR apt w/trplc, $285 untmn.
IO THI: REAL
\"'\, ESTATER3
Mpg, c.apo Bch, $0000., -l'ou are the winner c( JUPe ~18'15. Plaza. Families only at $24o. Yearly -IJ~ Jal.and. J.4e S
496-5543. 2 tickets to the BAYSHORES lBR, 2 B A per mo. Call a 1 e n t , BR home, uritum, $500 mo.
1 BR. 1 BA, adult court. See I ""-Ill Ice house, clooe .to beach, ~141. WILLIAM WINTON
at 327 W. Wilson, ape. 39, Folll11 private, $3'15 MOVE ln before school REAL TY 675-ml
C.M. nr. Harbor Sbpg. at the -•-MB--1B27 •---atarta. -Mesa dil MU. 3 BR, Condominiums
64U31<. Busln•st FABU~OUS WINTER rental•, on beach, 2 2 BA, lge loo! )'an!, ~ltna Fum. 315
0 rtu lty 200 FORUM Br. house, $330; 1 Br apt, w/w crptg, mp., nr atl --------ppo n Sept, 13-M $2». &46-9291 -. SIO-Jl646, BCboolt. $250 mo. !)17-1905 COiia MoN .
* * * Please.call 642-5678, ext, 314 days. 1 BR house w/yard. · No 28-R.-;..:..F_nced_.;..·--~-B"'BQ"' between 9 and 5 pm to claim e J-"· •
Brad Dietz ~ur tickets. (North County $an Clemente Children or pets. $150 mo. Garage. ~ble couple',
BeautUuJ Ivan Weill built 30I Avenida Carlos toll-tree number ii 540-12a:l) 645-6280 ar m-m7. no children P» me.
home Jn Dover Six.res, View Bu1lnes1 Property 1S4 Newport Beach * *. * MUST lease immed, S-8 mo. Huntington a.M:h 1~646-8232-'...;,-'--~-----.1
AN
UNUSUAL
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from every room. 3 bclnns; * Money Moker * You are the winner of 1 S • Beall•~~ ~ !!'\.~_'!!· 3 BR, 2 B. A •·-"· ••·'-• Condomlnlumt _ h family $87 400 2 tickets to the Frff Ranta 1rv1ce1 w "'-I pa....,, ... t"-...._....... ..........y ~ Unfvrn. • .,, •~ S:~. rm. • · S31sho'~ Down tr;no,100010F1.1Pd. Ice TO cent~ineview..!~.!°u area. Boatd doohir, h~-!,o'l·c--·-.,_-----!--------ppmg cene w Follies LANDLORDS AND course ........ mb. ~. beach. gra e -g M.'ltuU • 01t• mi.ta ::0-~'1: *PIER&: SLIP* tenants in great area, show· at the TENANTS H Unfu 305 Nr. Bushard &: BaruUng st. ~ ,....~ci.w _ _ 60 ~:J:f~ ~thl =~bl~,~~' ~~7:ted ca:: FABULOUS All prices a:.~ arus ~~:-:, m. "'~mo. __ M&-~70 a r ~ ~ blto~~~
ATRIUM• ENTRY " .-,._BAYFRONT 0i · comeofl3Q,450.Allowance .EQtUJM . . -'lS.·~".. --~""" · ' -eWl.YP<tn~-&17-s~;?i~2 ~;~~:=~:! ~f.!! . .:,·~J=P~ ?~~;~~i~= A.'001" ~RENTALS !~~~~=T=tor-
3 Br, 2 ha, 2-ftory. Mooring ........... , toll-free oomber ls 541).1220). -~ all appl's. 2 Br $170; 4 Br Unfurn..Brand new 3 Br. 2% yon view. $65,000. privil. $37,cm. Grubb & Ellis, Bkrs. * * * ft Bath Ccndornlnium w/bo&t MISSION REALTY .f!M-0731 LIDO REALTY ROB SANFORD 557-7900 5 HP motor, O.B. A 13% · $225. 548-140.5, 537-5331. I 3377 Via alum. boat, like new, used bl . Cl allp. 2 car garage. AU • CHARMING 2 BR, ocean Lido, NB 673-7300 PRIME! Major romer. 1200 ESfABLlSHED Or a.nae 3 . $lSO 549-0886 3 BR. 2 BA, fpl., tinl. ose pUancea. Carpets &: drapes.
* RARE BEA. UTY prlvlew, newlylot.dec_ .. 56922 pa_~4, 3600 SQ. FT. sq ft commercial. CALL County sales service Ir: in-times ' · !_ ~66 ls le shoppln&. Pb: Ret'a. required. Call ~:
v., cor. ~• OF GRACIOUS LIVJNG ON ~ BKR. staliation bustneu w It b Balboa bl8ncl $100-BEACll & Bay. Lrg ~• • 287-8723 or 213: '46-«112
THF: REAL R r:C',TATf:RS
Fanla.ltie S Ir: S bullt 4 Bed· WWER Three An:h Bay, 3 1/3 ACRE, beautifully $275,000 gross needa sales --------Bach. Utll pd. Child ok. 2 Story, 3000 S.Q. 3/bed S Townhevle Unfvm. •
rm, 3 bath, 3 car aar. Cen-BR, 3 BA. vi~ .. $79,500. la.ndlcaped, Sprawling 6 Commercl•I oriented assodate in south STEPS to water. 2 Br., 2 ha * baths, 3 car gar.
tra1 air, 2500 1q tt ce ankle-494-8498.or ,._2784. Br., 3 Ba., 2 frplca. mu.sic Property , 158 end county. Capital re-house, trplc., aar. $260. 3 $135 -PRIVATE 2 Br. Cot-968-5801 Newport BMch
deep lhar, vaulted ceiling•-L•auu Hln1 rm., forml din nu., lrg fam FOR SALE: 2" acre I, quired, will train. Box 2124 Br., 1 Ba. apt, gar, $225. oktage. Nicely . loc. Tots/pet ..J BR. cpta, bl. tna, dbl sarage, • nTrt' 'TS ~ v
and IO much more. Vacant! z;. rm. Ideal for entertaining! Newport Beach. Winter rentil. 675-0571. ta It. children ok. $225 A.Vu... v,-....,,. ~•· •u,soo. For de'·"· • 3 BR, 2 BA condo view I • I Antelope Valley. $600 -. BARBER SHOP * WINTER RENTAL * . * ~'9506 .,· -...... . 3 BR, 2% be. bl~ """
"lJq ...., ...... • ' ' •rw•n re• ty Inc. 1r ~eswne pay qi e n,. t. ~ N-.w.JV tJ "'--'".. "" .. pr nip, drapea, refrig'd air, 968-4405 CU Hours) 8'6-0997. Illness -Must tell N'pt 3 BR, 3 BATH BAyfront $150 -SURF'S UP. 2 Bl'. at crp • _.,... .,........ •
CALL 842-lllB
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Inn Beach Blvd .. H.B.
ENJOY THE
SECURITY
$28,950
L«ated in ooe o1 Huntington
Beach'a mOlt de ai ra ble
areas. 3 bedroom, 2 bath
home near eehools and
lhoppinl(. It won't tut. Call
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:o 1THEREAL
I")<'. ESTATER.S
xtru. .9 mo. cld. New WESrCLn'F Beach.! man's shop, fully Pier.·$400permo.615--'7162 beach. Tot/peUsingles Irvine ~-pooL _$300~.B!tr5411156..
World. &17-3652. Owner. NOF everything, yet far Duplle•-/Utllis i•• equtppod. Good ineome .r, ATTRACTIVE 3 ,Br., "l'lc., tine. , . , _ _ Duplem Furn. J45
L•gUM N...... away aec!Ullon. JM .. fl,, : P .. Jocaiton. -"500. fenc<d yd 2 cia} caraae · * 3 BR, 2 ba, lam rm. • •• $325 ., ·
*FOREVER VIEW* Pool lh' size Fam Rm, 2 CLEANER UPPERI GRAI'!.~ .. ~1 •. TY Ret 309 A;;.lena. m-4158.. $111lhSTUDENTS i ilr. 2 &. S BR, 2 ba. ............ $330 Balboa """"'"""' .
blka Mariner Sehl. Quick Costa Mesa, great iii-~.. mtns, Nr. OCC. Kids/pet. 4IBR. 2 ba., tam. •••••• $385 BAYFRONT 2 BR + wall
By owner. 3 Br., 2 Ba 1607 u--1 Ln B•I•--Ponln1UI• * j llR, 3 ba, lam rm. .... $400 ~ _ _:. -, __ .., P.-.. tter III home. 1/3 occupancy. .rMll.I • vestment er live ln one le -• nu <nL ,.. lam t.t?O: ....,.,,., ~--. r•• llEll,..... -Open Sat & Sur all da)'I 2 Se Pipe • T'J.-..-_._ $225--ALONE en Jot. 4· BR, 2 ............. .,. ~ rm. •• .,._ dock ~-avail. ae, cul-Oe-sac. Principals • rent the other. parate • uuo .... v .. w~... WINTER, tum, 3 BR, 7% .. _ ....... Owner/agent. houses, 2 BR's each. Only Beauty Shop Br. frptc, family/pet winter $400 )'l1y 615-ml. •niY· ~.ooo. 495-063l. Bulcbee Shop BA, newly dee. 3 car -· LANDLORDS! , ' ' . OPEN HOUSE 131,900. By llexible owner. •= -~·ntero L•--•--"'" • Lake Forest ' 64" "A~.. Beauty Colleae ~ per rno. ~ U<Y • Do you have a vacancy? We •-·--81 . ________ 5 Bdrm. 3 ba. heme, for the .G-.ff,N, Balboa ~ ·~ lll1 It. M ' de irable
-HOLLAND Bui. Sales · •·~~ can any • 2 BR, 1% BA. ldn:ed air Lovely upgraded 3 br, 2~ big 1amtly, located 1741 Ir· Income Property 166 2 t ta tH .... 11 .... ha adul 'eel bo vine, full price $49,950. 1TI6 Qrana:e, C.M. 645-4170 * % Block 1rom ocean. enan OD our wa ..... ...... beat, pvt patio, encld pr.,
• !«CUP' me. FULLER REAL TY DENTAL PJ1ci1ce N BR. go.rare, SlpL lll to June Absolutely NO CllARGE nr beach. 4!K-116Ql.
Prote .. 1ona11y land.ocaped 12 UNITS flo,ooo.' o. M . ..,,_, BEACON RENTALS "SINCE 1916"
with p;er for mall 14' sail· 5464814 Hollywood. 0,000 . .-Gro,... NR. Perun' . Pt • n---3 br. * 64$.1111 * lot Western Bank Bldi, Newport IHclt J boat. 673-36& 6'2-2253 Eves. HARBOR VIEW H Jn East Bluff area $35,800 annual on 3 day ""' ""--.::&Uo Park Irvin .
OME near ICboo1t A •boppini. achedule on!y. ( 21 3 ) house, gar, patio, frplc. FREE RENT AL Ul\lverxlty • e * YE.\l!LY Rental• • Aftll.
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BROK ERS~R EAL TORS
2025 W Bolboo 673·3663
M,?,~A:.;.,,2 6 w ~';·_ ! g":: Luxurioua in ....y 256-l04?: Adlts, no pets. $2» 675-2199. BOOK ,Daya 552·7000 Night& Now • 2 Br., 1 Ba. Gar.
644-2536 respect. 10 with Investment YEARLY WWER DUPLEX Near PavlllloD, $235.rAvafl.
· 2 bdrms A 2 W•fttff 230 2 Br, 2 Ba. $250. 33:1 3 Bdrm., 2 bath Mesa Verde we have a &bod selection o1 Sept. l. ~ oeea,nQSe 0 f
BALBOA Coves. N . B . wUh 1 Mnn. 100% --------Alvarado Place Bn!a near country club for bomes I: townhouaea:. Seashore Dr. 3 Br., 2 BL,
Waterfront Pvt ramp & occupied. $200.000... WANT ta buy liquor stores. -----~--· 1 rent or lease. New shag CALL US NOW! gar. .-$300. m.4600 or
OWNER muat sell. No down NEW Liatin&, 4 BR + tam float. Modern 3 Br. $79,!iOO. Newport..eosta M. Area. Costa MeM carpettns with matching 8 ed h 11 '·645--0123. _______ _
G.L ttr?M-low down en rm, + bonus rm· Call owner, 675-0'150. 64.>-1203 er mail Wo tu drapes. Avaflable Sept 1. p •· BEAat front, 1st floor, Sept.
vetJ. Spacloul 4 bedroom, 2 Decor~tor's deliaht w/cen-* WESJ'CLlFF-By Owner * Barbara Brittille, 1 515 NEW 4 BR. 211' Ba, lge. Call I i tbru June 23rd. 3 Br A Ba.
bl. Deluxe all electric tral •tr', cor lot. 3 BR. 2 Ba. )dt/fam t,rn. westcliH Dr, N.B. yard, $350 mo. 9'l6 Denver + Bath le laundry rm ott
buUHn "A.ward" kitchen, BLUE RIBBON R.E. poolsitt Jot, 2 pat 1 o·s , •-'---L 240 £!::• •0.~.M. Sf0..2"2, 213: REALTY patio. $285. All utiL pi.
dishwasher, iounnet dinin& 213: 429-5901 eves: 828-4650 642-1979. mvnwY to oan ~ Univ Parle Center, lrv1ne 5'8--41S7 er m.s$50.
room for those canclllligbt Lido Ille ~2 ~, --du_pl_ex_e_a._ne-xt-door--, -,, 1 REALTORS -BO-RR~O~W-T0-$25-,000-on_th_e ""' .. CQ'ITAGE. UW pd. 1 .,._,.._ ., • ., .u... Call Anytime, 833-<l820 Dupl••M Furn. ·-·
intimate ' dinners. Large 1-------=--hlk from ocean bea~ SINCE Df4 equity jn your hou.!e, U1e BR. ino Utll pd. .n.o:&!Wnl • .....,...._,... Office hours 8 AM to a PM -. ..v
family room with fireplace. BAY VIEW 673-4400 the money tor any purpose. Renl·A-House 979-1430 Open Eve& Newport llMch ·
28 fl .........i patio! Ad-4 B<irms .. 3 balhl; d;n nn., $85,000 ea. Ag! 6'13-l!S63. Over $5,000 .,,,,..i estate ·L•--• •---, LANDLORDS! Lagun• llM.c"
d1tional patio -aurrounded sundeclc: ott mstr. suite; htd. Newport Heights miii4i;ii~liia"' I and pel'IOllal proper.ty Call .... __ .. , :a Br, lower, $250 ~ 3 br,
by fruit a shade ""• Walk pool; choke Noni corner ~~""""'""""''°""'.,.,.,= •e•-..a-" · · · · . We $pedAllze 111-. N°"P.Ort $1.50 • 1 BR gar apt. No. end. upper, $2® mo, Newly ,dej!. IO ocboo1s and lovcly park. Jot, meetto slttet, 1105.000 REALL y SPARKLES %iaa ,.,... AVCO $135. Util pd. ~ bacb. % 1.lw:b e C:O.-de! MU e Walk to beach. Cllild/pet Cp~ drpl. 100 blkol <5~ $!.
BRK, i:IS.950, 962-5066. W•lker RHlty 675-5200 5 or 6 BR, 3 b•, fonnal '<lin INCOME HOMES F)NANCIAL SERVICES b1k beach. Full ldtchen. A lqmJL Our Ratai Sor-ok. 1 riiall child OK. '42-8511).
3336 Vi Ude N' t B h rm. scrv1~ porch, dshwshr, 6-NEW DUPLEXT.S $48,950 500 N .. Anaheim Blvd., tt $2.00 -Utll, pd, 2 BR. ocean vice ·11 FREE to YOlilJ 'fl7 $2*) .. New 3 + lam rm., 2 .,no 1 Br furn. •t· blk ._ M d I H a ' p ' ear disposal breakfast area .f.NEW TRIPLEXES $67,950 Anaheun • 535-28lv view, north end. N1tVtewl ba frpJ ho '"NSeuel ... ...,. 711 ""' 0 e Omes S!REET TO STREET patio, H~. ' Beaut new 2 as BR uruta. ,2'Q s. Euclid St., $225· Oceanfront 2BR, trplc, NU.VIEW RENTALS mii... e, me. lleacb. 1 adltdr cpl. Wlnttr
Priv. beach at each end of GEt..a 15.l E. 11.... O>sta Me Anaheim 116-5250 gorgeous view' Deck · lease. lnqulre lll)..3Sth St.
f S I !he blOck. 2 'BR. + den " -,~,.II-•--'"'~"St., sa. 1879 Harbor Blvd., NU-VIEW RENTALS S'IMl3ll "' -1135.· Utll pd. s BR. 2 l>a. QCEAN view ,ey"" wint<f. a e d. "7.500 1610 W Coast Hwy NB Ph. 642-4837 C.O.ta Mesa 642-3484 ..-.... -Ao ~EWLY ...... 5 er-., 3 ba, ex-Jtple. Victoria Beach. 2 BR 1 a• -... -or m. nn. -. REALWRS .. .......,,, lndustfl•I P"""'rjy 161 617 w. 17th St., ~ ~ . -eeutlve ;;;-,.. (D Upper Bay, NU-VIEW RENTALS sC.~-. -·~·~ IJocoaR& laweoa J& · Santa Ana 547-4431 UNUSUAL, attractive home, area. t.eale $375 m 0 • 8T.M030 or ~,_or __ -"'·-----phone (714) •ns '"•a .'."""lfQa -_._ San Clemente * M·I CORNER * >!17 s. Main SI. 3 BR, 2 BA, den cyp A ocn 61W3lll· ~ e RARE! 1 BR it ... ,._ Duplexee IJnfum. UI
.>'9.1. vi .i..ido v•~ W/c>Jder house, prime loc., ,Santa Ana ' 5'9-3361 View, cul de aae. S350 mo. ' ' frlr. Kid/pet, ' steps' to Ba ·
Meu del Mar 4 UNIT apartment, ocean C.M. Ann, rare! Walker lJ:l91 Brookburat Blvd., 1se 497-1287, 494-"35: lalbo. lsl•ncl ocean, $150, • fbN Ill ....
962-6605 Yiew. 3:2 ~R. 1%' BA I: Rltr. 642-8989, 646-7414, Garden Grove Soo.:4300 l BR. ;Furnished Houae. $163. ALA Rentals e ~ 3 BR, 2 Ba., eptl', 4rpl:,
4 Br. By owner. Belo\v studio, $63,500., 492-8264. Don't give up the ship! 6411 Westminster Blvd., Mawr, salarltd. Rel' 1. YEARLY; lovely 3 BR. 4 . bltu, patio, sun deck, pr-
market. Open hou111. BEAUTIFUL. ocean/ hill "llst" it 1n clusilled, Ship Westminster , 893-.5q08 14~70 tam.,nn., 2 ba'a.; fl'pl., 2 • ~NTI 1 DR ,.,. bee.lit w al Hy-, '3151
S $31,500. 979-0336. 828 San. view. 4 BR tiome, $38,600. to Shott Results! 642-5678. 1 f TD L , 3 BR. $Z50/mo · uttl pd, patloS. $500 Mo. , !Urn w/encl pr: UtU 1nc1. mo.~-~STS~~l 2 ~ .. : • < ;;";;;'"°:;;;;R;:;d;;;. =:=:==:::.'..;;307:;;;:<:al;;;;;;le;;;;:;Oo::;ra;:;do;;,;;;492-4260==·;_;;;;Call:::;::6'2-5678.===;;;;;=:;;;, $ oans °"'an vu, 1%' b~ bch. WinlOll Real Et~te ,m.3331 fi.'l Ranta Ii • '45-39001,9=.=lboa.,:..:.:..;,p;,;;on:.;....llllu-l~•--
bdnn, lam nn. 15,000. m 6%% INTEREST 24::":.:::=.LIO BoQ>N --· 1.og,,... NlguOI BAic,RONT, .1JIR. !iv, 4in, ~.drpl • aoodlea. S@\\..il''-fll'E~c:.· 2nd TD Loans ·J-.$2115Mo.Fenctd)'ard:~~!.?:'.".Jther.;Joo,..ir-.. ~duh. ~;:..i::d.,~·~
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If Qt,t ~~ ~ q• W tow.at ratea °""'9 Co. -· • bar. Jhplc Ytt11jl. Avail. : bell;:"~ B~ avail $:15 -· $375 ~. ·~ The l'uu/e wiflr #/re Buiff./n Chadle "WE BUY TD'~" ,Lido l•le 916172 616-213& llSiS co we'.t Nine Dr. 61MOSI. • ~ 0''°'""''" ~• ... o1 ""' S•ttl•• Mtg • .co. WINTER ~.BR. 2 BA.= e-dol lll!Or -· C... dol -WA~K TO BEACHI 10,/
0'"j -mbled -•• ba. '42·2171 ·su.o611 • ~ air be~~ 3 ~ ~ ball.. I patioo Newport -2 BR. -lrplc. llfonlhl7 this 4 Br tri-lovtl teaturtl to °"" four aimple "'°"°! Serving Harlxlr areA 21. yrt. + Mooe oeten vlht stepe rental. C&U fOr a PP t :
brdwd 111"1, parquet entry, I N AT H I F I '$25 000 .. Newport -..... 'to blf a:...,.; Beacb.,Leue * l'OPtJLAR "E ·PLAN," 49f.366l, '119 MarJ10U, 211 ba. + ''"· .. p. r.m nn. I. I I I I'.. Pvt Money i.r R. Estale. i'iiii, 1% "iiA "fu..,, "-· $SOii.• ..-. ~ 'RL'fR. : ::..o-::',':,,;i,rc"'=M::..,·,....-----1
Rear )'an! 35x60 w/lrr • . . • • . . . Loan. Mr. Adami, Bier. ·-,...i, child de. $225. ~ uk IDr -L ._ 2 -....,., ~ c:.ot• M.N
patio. A Must See Xoday! f • (714) $2ll0, -· 3 b1k1 IO oqean. 2 BR, 1 ba, cpi., drpl, frplc. -li!X .... the -1--IJNIQIJE ___ DUPLllX,._......, __ l * 962-7617 * ~SY TU L , 1~ MoneyWented 250 .'f™or(%13J~. No'childM or pell. $265 orlllttl\!Ollllo.UNiQm:-"'""'7ClolonlaHtlltl
BY owner. ll,000 di\"" ,Take j• j j j I .::::======:::;.1 t Br., 1>nuUiiiJ oood. mo. ~ oa1I 90840._ IQl&'I, ~· BR+ .... lD"' .. ""
over Gl tn. $330 mo. P.I.T.J. * * * mo. 7H"b'. c.,,wood Real· Walk tnBc:li. Sbllt. tamUlelJ. Y'RL1'--. o;;; J tir, 2 Mr, trplc. -..... 11'
Sharp, 2 yn old, 4 br t.m lolly T--.1 .IY 5f8.12llO, ldda, I Br. bu awtYthlnt. 1>a. frpk:. patio, htd pool. ba. 811AN'I 811r, ~-
rm. 2 be. at! bltinl,.frplc, I Ry CE M , •• .....__,.... __ .,.....~_,, 2049 'fultfll A... UDO Ille. I BR. 2 BA, patiO "-!Allu11 ma Pvt lleb, du-. Adltt, no • MM1115.
fncd yd. Vacant. 833-1103; • A ycvng min wu oskocf Cott• MoH -doc. ,$400 mo.. t mo C--,..._ $250. Nq. W S:l'l.:;....;Bcc°',,;111=-.-.,,..-.-.. -,_-,I
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l.IUI. 2.balb_nr bch. 2 yn. .,, · · Ifie ~ Pound. He proudly 2 tlclcet& lo the i Br -. !6 b1k -4-._ Family-~ in...,. (llOSJ --. --f1S.
ola, 3 patio<. --~. T U H B I S I raplrtld, "I MrW IOUjfll,; ,• ----i---lee ·c...--1 _.. _ ~ oau .,._._ Ill !':!.!,... .. , iliSiO.tn' -ar tt.1_J -_, ~ ...,i, ~ ~1 ~-co"·-11 ' • • ~ lllH "'"'"'--•1 --llelahll -. J'li 0... WI!&,...., 1Jcboo1. _, -D vw •• " -~. -" G Cooot>I tlie J. .-' rO • .__ ~· .... ••--· MS ... Cail '¥;, Kan! Luo, 1• 1111. llil -~tiOk.Ri" ~.ll50. I I I I r by~•~'i=,,,,.~et FAaL'l'.'ous ,.. POI "llallty"AliitlfTMllll thD l<ut racl•a•jNow..... '
I T Blocl<I to Beach, spac'°"' 2 l"fl • .,..,. ""' No.~"''°"'· FORUM ti>UICI CASH I BR. l BA. Pa tlo • .!!.-· J 1111,. 2 11L. 2 lrplc'w. • ...., ~--~-..,~·~-~~to~ac~hool~~~;._E't----~8~PR;IN~T~N~UMU~~Rl~O~lE~IT~l~RS~lN~\~:!::!::!:=!:::~P--"".:"-+~::'.~Se~:P~t.t1~3'!0~:;'!;:';!r~ au t)llel<lrpa '215 Inc. -· * &nail 2 BR w/-..,. ..--..... ,.;.\'-llaetb'iftt·,.tll~-.,. ri wn-.-.-t•Nr-po..--Odr ftfrir. ·-I 11111...-
Dr., ~ $31.sSo. aY :e UNSCIAMllE MOVUflTEIS I I I I I I betweentaridlpoi todalm DAILY PILOT -4. ,.., .. ,,,. r ---
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SllAOY ELMS end POOL mlna: "'1obo . l!fflftl Spa· OCL\NFRONT, Condo, '*FANTASTIC VIEW ~~ W'J~ 1:;:;J:;.~~~!;;;e.
*DELUXE A BEAl1TIFtlL I 6 2 llr. iWJ, $111 up. VILLA MAllll.ILLl.S Tl!llllia Oourls ·Gome aDd Bl••Blrd Bch, 1 BR, i"l!r, pool, --l nx>'a or ~~ --~ J'Orelp ond Slam .. 1'1..W
Bnlldnew,....,.llvedlo: 3 Unlltrn. Avoll ELI\! SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BIDROOM APT. B1lllanl Room. tl ... tor 6 pool, l"10 per ll mo'a =. '41-8622"' A.PILAM!l(WALJC°' PAY'roPDOLLAR ea., 2 hathl, "1>lc. Clooe 1o GARDI!:NS APrs,' lit E JlurnbhM & U""'"'l.i..i 1 BR. F>Dm $1!() mo..~ )'l", Jeue, 499-1169. f42.3645. , ---~ OLD COIN SHOP
N«tb ~. t1nturn. MOO 22nd St, C.M. ~l&CS. , l 8&. 6 Dttl Dem SlM B.lYJ'RONt t Bl' den It S11.r1 wti.1,..1 tlktt i. Ntwfoll'• .w 222 J'ottlt L.B. •Tnf
,,,.., ~. or I urn " LOVELY ~ 1 Br Miff Llvt.,. "EDITERRANEAN Mua Verde ' "'''" •o. ""'"'""' "'""'"''I::::.:.::.;::;:..•:;:::;:;.,~--Wtater. m · month. · fP'tiuUI ·• • Dllbwasber color coo-'1-... tect appllanc.es • "" "'f:t bu. Sina:1e man. WintfT "-..:1 .,,_ '" "., .. ...,, CHiit * MEN *
s.liotioiy, taltt"'11" tum fenced • .A •1i&U.14 VILLAGE rental. 1111~ W. 'Bl .. Avt. and~.,.'''"" ••Iii-• tfl!llL II" YOU •nc-~-· ..._ J!l&lly 673-6800 ·~ ' ,~ Plusluha:f. ··-. mlrrored wardlobe <loon-UPPER 2 Br, Cr!>t•. -· , ~.. I ~ ~ -·~ -Adu1ta only. No pet t , _..,._.. encl N Bak A G7$oGI.. ~ NfTY11.,'!!1-NEED A JSl' CUSS mt.
Ploaperi llNch $1!0/mo, 100< El Camino. indirect lhllng ID kitchen· breatf.ut bar· 2tlO liOJ'bo< Blvd., CM. HarbO:'!;.. •• ;· Adu!~ no •·al •-·-L -· ·~ -~RT • CALL 833-1128 ~ = · · ~704 huge private fenced paUo -plush laDdscap-!!JI> $'!-8021 ~ -~ --~v
3 ;;: 2 BA. 911 E. Balboa' FOR . ing • l>rick BaJ'slle-Ques • large boated pools RE!mu. omCE ~~i 2914 64~ Palm Dr. LARGE ... 3 Bit, 2 BA; ! 20c ·GROSS :::CE:. 0 NE H 0 ti~
Blvd. .!'~ i.. .... l .... PoOl '::il Thrn. 2BR apt. & lanai. Air cond.IUoning. • • =-O.,PEN...,..,,.,10_AM-=-_,._,_PM"""'-1 mo. blk lo beach, erpll. """· PROBL~ .. --~
lrOm ,...h. Chlldnm A "°"' ' "· no pelt, f\60mo. 3101 So. lrlllel SI., Santa Ana SS7sl200 Park·Llk1 .Surroundlnt DELUXE 2 & 3 BR., 2 Ba. blln•. Sl50, mo, < 21 l) Approx. <.000 ••· h. ol!IC< ~ -· • .. ~h· ~,,
' llOIJed ""· G.K. Alao need A 1 s I a I a 0 t COLDWELL, BANKER & CO. QUIET DELUXE encl. pr. lJ.15 Up. Renl.11 59'J-5!43. bay atto. Second lloor. Air ll<l•nt, 1 Y m ~at • '
• , Manqer. l941 Pomono, CM. MANAGING AGENT 2 A 3 BR API'S: ore.. 3095 1111.c:e Aw., ~-------1 conditioned. At Newwt & P"'JrllA"Cl' '"'"""Una· Jobai. 1 Huntington a.act. . · Pvt. P~Uos * Htd. Pools _SJG.._1034. _____ ~-Apt1., , San Dieao Fr w y . in· lion &; Adoption. ~ ,AP,. I ~nt• fer!Wll jfiiil Nr Shop's *Adults Onlr QUIET. apacloul 2 Br. up. Fvrn. or Unfurn. 370 ttraertion. Ample pa.rkiq. CARE. 642-4436. •
. • ~ ·L.OUINTA HERMOSA Apt. Unfllm. Ml ..... 'Ullfllm. 365 Martini .... Apts. per. Bit ... •nel pr. Adul!J Cott Mua 545-nn. E .S.P. Counael;ng.O·~
SPfJ\f.lb Countr)' Estate U.. c ...... tlel M9r Costa Mua l'Tl1 San ta A C.M only. $l!JO!roo. §46-J627. • bE.SK space available u:i etc. Your OOme-Club-PrtY. ]~;;.-.,,.,_F.,.-. _____ ~360_..... ~ ~= T.: iiiiiiiiiiiiiilii' iiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 I Mgr. Apl.1&113 YO~ Newoort INch me8tillA1I 20 ::°is ':,~1 C~rto!'::: Rev. Mlckoy. 558-l30L f
; M~l•l• BBQ. UnbeHewble U91ng. · ..; UIUQR Gllrnl$ * * $111 * * -· SpaJicllllc New Adult Apia. avaUabl•. 222 Forest A, .• Social Clubs W
Onl2 B'R·. ST' UDIO. $2'" ~~ llllllD llW'I 3 Br., 11(, Ba., MWf,Y"pelntod ·PARK .NEWPORT : : ::·21:: J::r': l.qunoBeaeh,04-91611 . FIND YOURSELF
••-••nART=-.., ' ~.... Fumt·•-•& Bltlu, crpt/drps, encl · APARTMENTS ' · DESK -•co a-"·ble $50 -•soMEQNEEl.SE . J.AJYr..Mf..nr t" ....... ~ e AW UTilJTIES PAID _ _.;;;_w., ...-patiO. Nr ICh1s A abOp'(. Prtvate patiot, luah foteJt a,... -.:-U'l '
'dull N ON-· A-!Jnfumlohod ChDdre k . ~. 880 on ' .... _ bay -"" Carports aas paid mo. Will -~ DISCOVER Wlntt'r'-..... 1. \rery spacious. r 1 0 pets .1.;i:.i.,, ~ 0 0 ' no ,__ TRW' .,.. ' • at $5 mo. Anlweraa servlc9 DISCOV!RY ..... """ Apts. farn.luntum. Lta$e Center St., CM. 6'2-8340. Luxury apartment living tW-ll4 E •. ~ St .. ~· 543-0137 available. 11875 Beath Blvd. '
Lovely turrushings. J!rjvate CC blks S. o,t san Dltgo Frwy Fireplaces I priv, patios. From $lSO to $2IJ mo Shady £Una and Pool erlooldnJ the wattr. Enjoy QUIET 1 BD apt., vtry quiet Huntlns:ton B@aoh. 642-4.121. n4/835-6S85 2l3/S87-3393
patfo. Exttllent kitchen, 2 On Beach, 1 blli II'· on Holt ·PooJs Tennit Contnt1 BkfJt. " l a. 2 BR. $140 up. " $700,000 health spa, 7 awim-tenant anly. Br
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·• • '''" J, • to 16211 Parkside Lane.) 900 Sea Lane, CdM 644-~ Furn. AvaD."Children's --t. tttine »0011, 1 li.chted ten-· * 548...m'i * I ] U&M -\ $25011"<>. Pho~ (n4) 847a5«1 Mi.cArlhur nr Cout Hwy) 2 'Bclrm1 • 3 Bdrm1 ELM GARDENS A .. t. Jn nil courta, plus mlln of ---------Deluxe, air-<:0ndit.ioned Lo1t tnd Found 6'15-8989 (owner) · ,.. "' Redecorated. Lido area .
1 • • 11h or 2 Full 8Uh1 E. 22nd St. CM 642--3&15. bicycle trails, llUttinc. abuf· Huntincton Beach Realonomics, Bkr. £7a-6700·I'·-------
'· NEAiJLY •. 3BR.. ·2BA. All $14a • $165 YEARLY teue, 2 Ige br, 1 c 2 fieboard, croquet. Junior 1'1 """"'""'""".,,...,,..-.,....-11 ==="""""""-="-"..:.:I ·-------~!I J • Bachelor •· 1 BR. pa<,t:.... Master size bedrooms w/ LR • BR., 1% Ba, shag from 111• "" _ _.,._,.,. -•-1 HUNTINGTON Gard f! n s ELEGANT, email, Ne,vnnrt Found (I d I S50 ' ~ect IQtch trplc patio Cl(.: .....,., ba w/dreai"<P rm, all elee bl ~1 -.-iuuuwv &Ull.t • ... -,... a 1 '.BPQ. ~~R, asA, Le~ frplc'i, priv. earages . kitch, ~ bt," lndry, bi£h beam ceilinp. Jaree crpt, t-ins, ..... c. prlv and 2.bedroom pl~ and Apt1. Heil at Bolsa. Chica. Center aulte ot offices. F'or
1 Sept.June ~70/539-8'll Divided· bath & lots of utila pd. <>verlooking ocean. ~~ =. w{:fpla:. patio, encl gar, Yi blk to 2.atc:ey tdWn boUles. Elec-· 846-1323, Compare • See information call 6'4-8814 or FRIENDLY female Blue•
closE'b. Ree ball, pool-& Adi .... •M Se t 9 Convenient 1aun.1-am schl 543-1941 or 645-6345. tric kitchens. prtvat• patioa what )'OU're mblslng. l''r. 642-3073. ......1 .. t Siamese cat, about 4
•, BAYl'RON'P:-· 3 BR. 2 BA. --i tables, sauna •·••·. ts o .. ....,, A.I~ p , OU¥ ro• u--"ton A·-CM ~· 1•~ $""" ........ ~· •-· ., .,...... JMu.. ott ldtchen. Enclosed p&• _.. nAUlll · ... ., • • or uouconle1, carpettn&, <Ira• ~ -__,, rnOFESSIONAL Sui t e, mos. found vie Santa ~,..
, b2l. -~ _).'!'ly fl!__.$..'mi See for yourself? ~i1301 6l&-SUJJ-.-..... tics. 2 IWlmmlnl' = EAST SIDE new, beautiful 2 peria._ SUbte:rranean _Ji&rk~ DELUXE Apt-priv, patio, ready to ao. Heil at Bolla _c,c;___Santa_ AM • A v_e .!_ =~ ~N. Bayfront,, ·Keelson Ln. U l}lk W. of NR. ocean, new delux, 2 sauna. recreation aclU-BR trip-pla:. Gar, dsJiwbr, in& with eJevaton. Optional music. g pools, sauna, ten-Chica. H.B. $ 2 7 5 I m o . , ,::S,,::7-45::;"1::5:.,· -..,--,.,-=:::
• · · Beach, 1 blk N. ot Slater). level. 2 Br., 2 Ba., beam tif!S. Security auard. No crpts, drpa, Adults. Ownr on ~ aervtce. Juat nc:aib ot nls, tl30. Spacious -Poolside 846-1323. •s 'MAU. very s~" male ahOrt LOVELY•ne.W<~apt, no 842-'l'flAlt clng, bltns, frplc. $300.Jbe pets. .,,..mises $200 645-755( ....__ .. ..__T-•--"atJam~· B"·-• $'""' .~ .. ""=9 •v ·~ 673-3477 ..-~ • • .... IUWUU D1CUN -1C111 ... '6 ... ow .....,.,, .,._.,,,., . OFFICE-Store. 525 1q. rt. OU hair black &. white dOK+
kitch, pri ent Sg-l mature EXTRA large 2 Br, 2 Ba, all • . Mocf1l1 0-n 'fil I pm. ** BEAtmFUL 1 Ir 2 BR. and.T·'Sane~:oaqulne (n<)H~lRoa900 cl. St. Pk(. Utll. 2052 Newport vicinity 1£th . St• &: atltt· em.pl. ·n05 mo. Yrty:. elec, deluxe apt: Pool, rec. IMMAC. 3 BR. 2'Ai 'Ba ...... IC.I .,.-.. ~ L111urw Bt•c" M '\itii ):!d, 6~. · room, beaut.. courtyard. DUPLEX. BJtruJ, convenient 2700 Peterson W•y, CM Contemporary Garden Apts. far rental biformatlon ., Blvd .. Of 646-l2S2 M()IU'()via, Costa e ••'
•--!ion No .... •-""7 '"is Patios, frplc.. pool. $155----------BEAUT. 3 Bl!, 2 BR or bach .. .SUB-let furn. 1 Roon1 Suite, ,;64M61'1:;;,;~:.,· -,--::-,.-=:-::;: I WINTER Rental. 2 Bedroom, Child OK ms. 2320 Florida. .....,.. . ...~ ..... w ..,. ' nr Harbor Blvd & $170 Call 546-5163 I! 2 adulb. Sund.eek. No pe,l:s. . 53£...3976 644--8799 • · SEACLIFF Manor Apt!. I leITace, ocean vie"'· nr Airport.er Inn area. $150 per WHrt'E male Samoyed, vie ==~~~=~.~Cd= Ad1m1 LGE 2 BR studio, l~~ ba, Br $144 2 Br $1&4. Pool beach. 494-57!M am, 675-014£ mo. 833-9211. Orange & Delmar. Costa $1£5 month ~ plus 1:1tllities. SPACIOUS 2 BR. $174; 3 BEAtrr, lge 1 BR m M, $J.50 . , • . • pm. Mesa call 548-163.1 ask tor 221. Pearl;-/ Bal. Isl. BR $194 lovely furn. Kids Part view, No 546--5025 ~ new il crpts, ~rps~ mo. Crpts, drps, bl~ prb. 8u1Jne11 Rental 445 Lois.• . . w).~Nrr 1 BR,, -le, ok. Pool. 968-?SlO or S4. T-4260. smokers/child/pet. $18 5 . Ava Sept. · · displ~ 1525 P.lacentia Ave •
• ., ···•-·~.. Refs 673-4169 Ask about out· discount. , 1~ OCEAN view paneled otfice. FOUND, ietnale labrador
pds. -· patlont, p&Jj<jngt' 5 • yi:Iy. 400 1 · BR-Free rent for lite 2 '00 alk. to be eh Dana P•lnt 548-:t612 or '4W340_·=--. ltent.1111 & Approx 8(IO aq ft, 2nd floor, pu•py, •P"""'~ s moa. old. •P • duties .. Cpl, men or ·~··. ~. w a New t1ur,· 11xe1 & -;;;;: ,,-kl ' r· .. v........ PooL Adults only I FOR ttnt. Unflan 2BR Qt 2 * DEL~ lp, 2 BR apt 1 ._ _____ _, eru;y ac~u. good par ng. Vie Stark &: Beach. H:s. WA~ •. ~ 'lchlldok.673--1118. AGENT &M-4848 trpex11 BA. Hu E 'ver.yt-Jltnr, ha. drpl,' crpta, bltns, 1ar. $300/mo.~Open !or in· 646-35-73. ~ to.lhare~th·-2 Qtbe!:!-_ _ _ .• . -e 2 -BR-~ adiilts·•.$195. · panoramtc View d ~ :t;~ · blk from ocean. -.Yr. • 400 1pection ,:30 to -4. Go by &l'FO;,;O,;:N:;;D::.., "noy:-,'""'su°'..,=AY""''vu:O!:· ,
Winitt:=°$135.·:.613--1200.' -· L•guna Be.ct. TOWNHOUSE. 2 BP, ·2 ·car e 3 BR ~ 1 child : $2is. Ocean. Lrg bal(9ny, Adi ts, round lie. $ 2 6 $ / m 0 , .::ll:""'=::'=====:::::::l Ioo_k & then call Miss Lo-Harbor & Vlctoril, C.M.
llalbo9 ·n-.1-.1ule . covered,pP'k:lng, pool, . Beaut., ~. spacioua apts No ... ts, ..,.,.,. mo. 3400. 'll4/a48-'f297. qU.ISt, ~150. A. fter 5, Mr. Call to lden"!y bet--n • • ....._. BACH. at O'escent Bch. 6"-8814 or 64~ w/fncdyards,patlos&qulet r--* * * km 544-85l l 2333 E 11 "'""' •• Winter ·a..ch R1nt1ls ~or kTV, ~~ $l35 mo. 1 BR. unfurp $135 util includ-privacy. No pets. lfil E. Bay Ruby Lantern, DP. ~A,,,1!:'!.. CL~hr Chrla Brinkerhoff ~~st 8~wy., CdM, ne.; 9 p.m. 64&-567f.
t · • """w up. · ed Adulll 6• 83:1 St. (at Fullerton St.), C.M. •--':I ...... e .,..,,, ... ..,nt 1306 South B•yfront itacArthur intersection FOUND. Uaer cat, 8-25. Vic 1. mt apta w"'•tlos • • 00 pe.._ Ph·. ••• ·~1. , Huntington -ch •Ac:c: mo leaw. 645-0339 1 ~r-Center St 6425848 ,,......_. .,....... Balbo• ltl•nd Superior k Coast H way. A~v&ll Sept. to ·June Newport Belch ' · . · G d A rt nt Children Wtlcom1 3 BR, 2 ba. fr»lc. 1 blk to You •• , the wi'nuer or l'f36.l73S Ana~eim, C.M. Flea collar. Needs medlcal
. to ~-& ocean 2 BR, 1 RA bllnl, <!llclooed or on pa mo s ••• -ye·•ly. -Grouoo floor olhce• , 500 sq 'lfV w h · t tall ill -~ e FAMILY AFFAIR e .,..... .,.,., .... 2 tickets to the . aid art 5 645-2711 F)'oiil $125. mo. pl.us utll. e ave win er ren • w garage, near lhopping &: Spacious adult living with &73-WS ft. $100. 650 sq. ft. $115. · • S..•lut.·~ Real Estate .. takBR• •ltuBAdents. .->UI. beach. $195 mo. ~1875. fireplace, patio, pool. Quiet 1.Te2--~-3 tBR's.l fla5!n'°cbil$235d 2 BR. ..... IO be b, No F lcll! Pri\'. toilets, pkg., n r FOUND hou&ebrokm -~11y" --·~'7S.15n .. • ' •••••••• ••· -Costa MIN convenient atmosphere. wua c., poo' ._. ~ ac O ltl Nl':wport Fwy. Schworer, white )'OUJ\g cat "¥•Cln
· · l BR, 2 BA ""'"'"" $285 FAIRWAY VILLA play area, Day care center, pell. $225. at the s1a..'6.\4. 1808 West Balho& Blvd.,
llRIGHT auJ>er dean apt, 1 BR, 1 BA •••••••••••• n75 2 BR, w/own fenced yd, at· . 3 story ·rec, blda. incl. CYnt Geo. \Villiamson Rltr 54&-6570 FABULOUS EXC. loc. E. 17th St., C.M. Newport Beach, a57-1437.
will not lut.JQlw! New ~t, 3 BR home •....••••••• $275 taehed ... ..--20122 santa Ana, ~ I: party nns. DESIGNED .........,. • 11.n:-nnNT ,_ 3 BR. 2 FORUM / hit •·at ·-•-tur 2 BR, ~••1 """"i!r• 1ar .. cp...,. .... ...,, FOR THE GROWING •.A.i:..n.n.L"n.v '"6"'• 12xii0 Fine bldg&: prklne. BIJ( puppy w w e c .... , -~w .. :~~ ~ t:~~an. '"""" u,...,,,_,. stove. 1829 W~ St $156. ·~ VICI'ORIAN" FAM IL y. SE~ ~RN. ba. $325/$37S/$4Z Sept. 13.30 548-5541 or 548-6562. Male wearlnl flea collar.
Winter ,,_ ·n-SUn, l-5. 548-9695. 1 2 Br w/ pr-adults, cpts, MODELS. <U4.) 842--0629. Irwin Co., Rltn. &44--6111 P1ea1e call.6U.5678, ext. ll• R W •Ull Vic. Santa lsabel, C.M . .,...,. ..,r-.. 1 drp1 filed yrct w/ patio between 9 al)d 5 pm to claim tnt1l1 anted ..., 5M-6100. SM-1437. $110. 1 br, frelh paint. Db • · 6401. WARNER.AVE. Brand new duplex nr ocean )'0\11' tickett. (North County . 1 .,:,.=~~--.,....-,..., ~ONT }'e&?ly--.-:.2 ' . ~ d_!_l,posal.91_7pl;n~ ~ ~· Call btwn l&:5, ·*·MOVE IN ~TODAY -* _P1.S_>!!l. .. _3 br 2 ~ no ~t 1oll•free nurnber-U-540-1220) .WANT Jo lease <lunn&_Q.u_. P-UP2Y (.Appmx_l -...Wftbl
.. Br. _J!bo on sand. . F.ully wsbr-dryer, 667 Vi~a St Cll ;l.SS Spac 2 &: 3 BR in 4-plex. All 33 st A ~boa ~vd. '42--3331 * * * atuon un!urn. Hae 'vi th 2 Fem.ale. • black. Wearin&'
liiin. -~:-Sept 7·9 .' ·Yeorly .lllrii"~ """'-apt ~729 ·SP · ' • ' """"'· Pool,,,.., bldg. Klda ~~ U · "· • -· (~)·~· No cblldren. Ou c:ollar Waroer ~
.-1 .. : ... .i 7~.,;:.,~ ~SI 1 ·-m-· • ....,,. DELUXE 1 It 2 BR. t It 2 ~c 2 • 3 Br~apt Sl4D Up. weicome. From ., .. 0• See ·~.. nfum. ,,_ ROOMS $18 wk. up w/ktt. -· '"'tpl. 531 ... 1534, ,.., • ..,JDU. 1~.i. eps o ocean.~ ..... .,...., ba, $160 up. Pool. Adu!. u. Pon!,. cp.· t/drp, bttns, kids ok -PRO 1 mo Call for a·....,.;.,tment .,. .• , M..,. 17311 Keelaon "B" N ' rt •··ch $30. wk up Apts. Low FESSIONAL f • m I Y FOUND: ·y,.tm• ma 1.e 2 BR. 1% BA, patiO, balcony, · ,..,....... Util ""· ~· E. ~th St, 1996 maple No. 1 •••• ~ ...,:·~0 or •• 7 ·-. · 1wpo -ed 1 t ho •·• -• 673-3663 or 615-8886 ,,.... ~ s.11 ;;ouo-,,.... .,.. -uw monthly rates 2376 Newport ne s e ean poo me. -cat·rult' itrlped with white . 315 ·E. Ba.Y. $250 mo. on yrly eves. 645--4761 :?416 C.ollege No. 5 ••• 60-1035 Blvd. CM 548-9155. for Fn.nk, Alt· 956-2500. -.. .-\o1...... Vic. RtpubUc
''lie. Inq. at Apt ··c 673-1521 . l BR. $165 per """ 11(, Ba. 2 EXTRA lalge 2 Br, ' ·Ba. all l>V'CWSIVE .. --•· or 548--Tm. • 2 Br. no pets. Child ok. f155 BR, $150 per mo. Newly elec. deluxe apt. Pool , rec. J;.A1 ROOM for neat, middlea1e Misc. Rentals 465 Homes, C.M. 962-7464.
• $2$ WK.• Up-On Ocean ~ ~ummer. Call (213) decor. Oilld ok. 153 roomChild' Obea1<.ut..,ecourty23ord20' EXECUTIVE gentleman. prlv. bath A: en-MOBILE Home. 28R. FOUND black short-haired ~Jy 'Bacb-l Br .• Rooms J Shalimar Mgr. 645--0973. ••""'!' trance. $50 mo. 9~3407. Downtown· C.r.r. $97.50 mo', kitten"' vie. ot Meaa Verde,
"114ald Senltce-Ponl·Ulll Pd · • 2 BR, unlurn. ~ti, drpa, *LOWER 2 BR. 2 Ba. .-F1orlda, 53&-39'16 Rl;:SIDENCES , QtnET privale entrance A 642-4537 or 64&-1350. Adul1' _c_.M_._-_~_1_1. ____ 1 · '· • Ca1l 615-8740 • Y r ~ 1!R alt t range/oven. retrlg. No pets. gar. Spa.c. patio. N;. So. LRG. 2 Br., .1 1ty -4plex. Tff &T LOOK bl.lb wtrefrlcerator, $65. + over 30. WHITE female Samoyed.
OOEANFRONT 2 .BR, 2 ba, · W/llJ\indeclt. WaJli: to beach. $140/mo, ~1455. Cout Plaza. Ai t. _MI r. O'pta. drps, R/0, lnllry, Ill dep. 5'8-mO c.M. Very lovable. t' o u n ta In
''''" 3 ·!mi' t ha., 13'111. $250, "'°'1·1!'.'l!"' utll,. Also 2BR, w/appllance• $135. $50 51>-2321. gar, fned. Child ok. $130. DOWN ON l<1TCHEN prlv. man only. r 11·•) Valley. 968-1542 .
.,.... ~-·-"" ··~ c ... to Securily. . ' Sl3-5417. · Inter rt'D, tala.. Utll incl. ... ........... "& LRG 2 THE B&V CWB S60 mo. 2161 Mine? St., M'lllPXl1Wltl FOUND ... , raccoon vidn~· beach $125 per mo. inclds .. ~ ... 301 • BR. l~ BA: Priv. 11 ... -·~
724 • -~ tio N ts Childre k LRG 2 Br Studio $150 &. CAita Meaa, 64$-6289. 1;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1;'.;iiii;J Larkspur, Corona del Mar. -, . utll. Call eves. n4, -7821. . • pa • o pe . • o . w'ALK T. 0 BEACH 6 __ .....
OOEANFRON'l, nice duplex, LOWER du'plex, 2BR, '-.le, 3 BR, 1% be.. Children ok. No singles. $155. 726 Joann, 1 TbeNl"V...W.,oa ROOM In lal'le home in IA·, ='r~~---~-~-·t
2. BR. 1 BA, $210 mo, Win· '"i' Deposit & ref.i. req'd. $165 Apt. L 845-1584 I: 2 Br. Cpta, drpl, cllhwhr, thelhlllldN-pna Beach, full privileie1. Annowaclmenta 500 CtRI.S graduation r i n e . tel Adults N ts 673-660l Nu crpt & furn incl 2 new 549-4225 • · 20a 15th; D 16th. 847..:m57. • .. .,.... 49l-0327 Claas ·n . ' · ape ' red velvet king sz beds. mo. ' 2 BR Fum/Unl. Heated Elcpnt_newapartmlfttrcto
NEAR.BAY & OCEAN Yearlyr<!ntal. ll<E. BalbOa ATTRAC. new 2 BR. 1 BA Pool. IAdry room. children BEACHBLUFF Apll. Mlcocca with view110 Iha au.et Homo 415 * • • 64>-1040
.1-.Br, Ye.ar.Jy.&t&-2138. Blvd.NrBeach&Bay. ~tio,nochildrell.$100. ;~ .... NoC.Mpets. 126 Monte 2~~·~i:.~:,.:& :=~~~au=~ *PRIVATE ROOM* Paul Griffith FOUND Curly haired terrier,
COl'OM t11I Mar SEACLIFF .Manor Apb _ -~----· -----tioa,J~pedlil:caro)'ll for but,_, lady Cood 24461 F1rroc•rrll vicinity Slater & Newland,
Bachel .,.. util ~ * Stunning 1 le 2 br, 1 It 2 BR. NEW Irr 2 Br Ul:lf apt Yard. l*fden. . · ' am a-,, · Ml11lon Viejo HunUngton Beach, 847-t037.
REAR Dupln: • 2 BR, ~· otr $14B.50.orPoo~i'i.Sz Ptacenti~ 2 ba, pool, rec area. Adulti. no pet!. Walle to Huntington Center. food, nice cheerful tur-You are the winner or rouND: Valuable papers
Hwy. Ocean I: ·jetty v1ew. Ave .. ask about our disoouni ~" 1IO·W. 18th St, c;.M. BAY MEAOOWS APTS. $160/mo. Ph 714:82S-5tl7. •uM10eUod vacw1 and ~~it S48..t'153 * 2 tlclctt1 tO the Harbor ihoppine area ln ~ults. $250. ~~ ~2682 or 642-8340. 2 BR, fericed yrd., garage. 387 W. Bly St., CM 646-0013 3 B~ apt. $260. 2 BR apt. . Fulocatlonll~ft"·for-ao Ice C.M. 548-ruT. ' ~ ~" 217-S. --.... • 1ui .._ PRIV. I: ,Semi-Priv Rma. Folllu ..,ost• Meu 3 BR, ·2 Ba.. bltns. New Near abops, Infant ok, no LOVELY apacious 1 Br. apt. Qill' 963-:iira. ·''"~,urs~ attd. . view• S Man ar· l&dy. Close to park at the FND. Dalmatlon puppy, Vic
Unbelievably Be1utlful crpts. 1% blk to ocean, peis, 545-5087. Nr •. IOOp'a, trwys, OCC & """===...,,...-~.,,..... 2mmw.to:rour711Cbt A <ho~ l'lutrltlous meall. FABULOUS Bwhard & Adams, H.B.
VAL D'.lSERE Garden Apts. Furn. $300/mo.. ye a r I "i • e 1 RR, new carpet. 0rps, ~er..;. •• $1 3 5 / mo • Call LARGE 2 BR, 1 1toty +pl~. : ~n .:!= !afM Bay Club ~. FORUM Call to identify 962-1894.
Adults -no "pets. Flowers ·D~ ~7671, _!tove, refri( .. Adults. $115. ~"',,;~·~-~· ~-.-=.,.....,, Cpts, drps, r/o., gar, fncd., Panofamjc 'riew of Re-:tJ•ll f9 Sha,.. 430 Sept. J.3.30 FOUND : Cat Vic.: Balboa
e'Yet)'Wbere. Stream &: QCEANFRONT; w rn t er. 548-4562. 3BR, 2BA apt. 1016 El child OK, $135 • ..,847---0245. Catalin•lltand . Please call 642·5678, ext. 314 Island, Call to idtntity
Wa~ 43' pool~. Rm.' Near new, beaut furn, 3 BR. SPAC. 1 BR. &dlta, no pets. Camino St. CM, No pets. 2 BR apt. COied prage. •14-hourteCUrity FEM~ roommate 21-28 to between9and 5 pm to claim, ~•T_Ss-OS88~--· ----~~
Sallila,' Sa;IJ: 1·2 . Bdrin., . 2 BA, walk-in closets. $375. 2 Quiet area. Nr shopping. $175 pe'l' mo $100 deposit. Crpts, drp1. Child I: small Manned ,aard·houlit than new duplex ln N.B. )'OUI' tickets. (North County 1 i.ost S55
4'\lrn-Uldum. from $138. ,BR $325. 64;5-2016., $140.' agt. SCO..l151 --~~=~~~=~ pet ok, $140/mo. 3•7-8149. en.~ : ... ~!°t!~rec:ned , w/same. $100 mo + utU. toll-free nwnber ts 540-1220).1,..,=-,------
SEE l'f: 200J PUIOlll, QCEANFRONTRENTAtS Anydayl.ltheBESTDAYw E-SIDE21R$150 LRG,1BRapt$125,Wlthor ~c:hi'.dt;'ri°iy1V Eve/wlmda646s87:5. * * * LOSTyeUow(honeyoolond)
642-#lO. · J.cleal location, dean. Jee, -~~~ ad! Don't dt:JQ, * • Bltins. w/w, bir. Pool. Adlta. w/out refrir. Avail aft 9/1 Uabted aubtemnici,n FEMALE to share beaut. 2 Labrador RetrleVt:'r, vie San ift' $J1 W~EIC' & UP * 1-2-3 Br. 675-4688; 521-0988; call today "2-6671. No pets. 642-9520. 17272 Ash Ln, HD, 842-4.549. partin1 BR. furn, apt., Hunt. Beh, Juan Hillii Goll Club. Call
• studSO A<t'BR Apb 827-8000. . ~-. U.nfum. 365 Apt. Unfum. 365 Apt. Unfu-•.1.i Private elevator atrvicc w/wne, on Ott l. 147..5790 I 11•1 4~3407 day•, 49 3-12 26 • ~.u ~·-A-" =·-··=-"'==---..;..,,,_.;.. ________ ,;,,,:.,;..,,,..;..,,,,,,,,,;"....;.." ___ ... .:..., in each build.ins e·-. Pertonll'• nights. Reward for return. •TV·~-~~ ·-WATERFRONT, 2 BR,"'· Lamplllftilo!aya " e~·Phofi,e' ·~Htd' Pool trplc., 'b1tlns, · &ck space Cos~=':a:Ml::::u=:====':j-C/,ost,;;.;;•';Ml~M=]ii=r]'.:.;~<:jo:st:•:Ml=:~H=::;::;=::::~ YOUNG busineu man LOST swi. Nr Slater 4 Chlldrerl & Pet sec&n avail. Yearly rate $350. No ':~~':e~= wanted to •hare. 2 br 'och Newland. Blk kitten • '
.:a;!! ~or J!I.~~. pets. 675-75$9. Aii:aaeetrie: tikMn house w/same. l35-5500 Personalt 5)0 whlte paws, white lip on
.,_.. .. ,..,.. ~-1 1rivate patio-balconiCs tK!twn 9 am & 5 pm. tail. white chin .l chest.
Th•· •d'Wortb non Rent MOffiLE Home, Ba.Yslde VU, F•'repla-sWl'th-·ch, ALL BOATERS IWward. 847-8949. 1..;:..,,~.;.;,~~~~~=_,, =-2 br, 1 ba. $185._ yrly, incl .... """ ROOMMATE wanted, work-
" . t:IQLIDAY PLAZA util. Adlts. 642--1536 aft.5. ~=1'{~~.ri:.~:i1hti:rs Ing & over 21, to •hart 3 Br ATTENTION! CAT-white, tan, blk fcml
DELUXE S_paciom • 1 BR. FURN 2 BR on Balboa Co-ordinated cu9Com apt w/2 &irlll, N.~. Call Seamanship ii. small Boat ~~ ~w~U::'5~~;! 'fum ~a,p},~~ Htattd pool. 1 lend y •· -draperi¢1 · before 11 am, 673-5950. llandlina courae, 1 offered "'--~ ., •• ..,,41 Am•'• . Adul•· DO s . ear acase, ..... mo. s ·-··3 . • ·~ -~~ ~ rt~ · · ~ 613-4766; (1) 49)..lt96. =•C:.">' a:urrorc IRVJNE.Wl>n\&ft w/yng ch1ld free ot charge by tht Hunt· • •
·.pets, CM Built-in wctbln to lhare Ip home w/u.me. fniton Beach Power Squad· LOST-Fem aray/white cat.
1165'.Pomona Ave., . 4 BR.i 2~ Ba., furn. frplc., 1 SWI ray ftlt.md aolar a1alll Pvt~ I: bL Intervw ft11'd. ron, New ctuaei start at 7 Vic: Pacllic Coast Hwy. 6 ~?_~:.,.ano ... -1.1"'. blkto~~wty,. tJncludtl""l'blVenalllrea $1tomo.m.1001i PM Tuesday, Sept.12th a~ .. Ave. Reward • ......,,.. .. ......, -auv will be held every Tuesday _.-.w.n. ~ .• 1!'/llo ~· s::'!n~: :;~: =--~~ ~~J.E J':A~~ =~ll ~:: ~'i~ ':: v~"Bri:~ ~
CMtQE Bdm\ tpt. 11Jctly pets. $90 mo. 6G«Ofr, arid IUll decb C..U 6'2-C)C I pm to 10 pm. ~l, 171b A Main Street, Reward \\lhlte c o 1 lat.
• Pool.. $139. 1387 YEARLY Ltue, tam. l ·BR. li.Mtclttaodaaunarooms BACH. wW 11\&rt apt in Room 136. Any queJlloM 549-0ll.5. ,... Billiard room eoata Mesa area. call tntJ 982-1834. ==,.----,.,,,..-.,.-.,..1 Ave., Apt 3. • .:>teP9-to beach! Formal prdtctl -LOST Butme.M! kltteti female ~· ' 1 ABBEY REALTY &f2...3150 * ~215&,* *HINDU SPIRJTUALisr * Harbor Vu Rllls. Reward.
Br. $140. Adult 0~ S/PQOI. t bt, act'Oll tmrrl bly beach. Fumi•htd Qd Unfumisbed 4 BR, $lib monfl\, tum. ~t this-ad. changt your 64.f..28211. ·
Ideal for Bat:llek>t.. '1993 • $200 mo, wtnter lit, utila Studio, I, ?.•3·Bedtoom• Ble Stereo, color 'fV, ateps wbOle t>Utlook on lite for thel,,.,=-.-~,,.--~~1 Cli~li. 548-9633. paid, 217 •1:9(h. t7>0'l36 One bodroom/ttudaot • to beach. Call '73-1818 bctttr Prole1t.lonal advice WST · lame blue parakeet
_ / rrom Sl9J =~~;,,,.,..-~..,---! on IUt>. Licensed. Readings named Pete Rew a,. d. * SIMLLapt, oldtr adlt,. Mt '!l:AJU,.Y, ·new 2 ·~ J.250. • I . Two bedroom/ from Sl9.5 GIRL.·~~kihr for boule to daily, 10 All-t~J-0 PM , Vic Cotta Mtsa. MS.3790.
ntil rfd, ,uo. Apt •,·In.....,, Wlnlor, g BR, .$1!5.,.'3 J1R, Delu11 th1Mbcchoom• \ ~~ ~'!" 63W129. 4~9136• <9i-9034, 312 No El
23:§.Eldea.·C.M'. $2ZO. 6tl 5800. Eaapewlth u."tCJ tht magical wattrl1n~ of Vi1t1del Modcbopenti.m.to61.m. ... r""' Ca l no R J s 1 ~ .------~
8AOIELOJ\ •Ptl,. part4f\y aachl. •pt. $lOO mo. Leto. wMr1 ,.,.•,th• .,,,ph~i1s is on t.h.• n.utiQI, and tht GIRL '21 ~ to!lllOult to aer:nlc. ea ' a I IMtrvctlott-JIJ¥]
-SQ.0 mo. 1nc:l4I all Iii, tll, Call W-1811 MY o ' ,, " """""' or "O"ntJ ., you cara to ~.~_EN;lfa ehere ~ 1-L -2129. v~RT SERVI"" 1;·:.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii~I "ft'"' .. _, ~·q it. Ublide llvlng f'l'lllrin thl difference for thos" V_... .. .-i .. -.... , -v c~ L~ta~lllllO~i-~~~~~.,.~~ j 3 Bt'., 1 BL, "9W cp11, I mo. 'wn}oying• bo11ing, CUC11dlng fountains end swlmmlnt1 ,..., ... _... · fh O.C. NEEDS ! HARP
BR. 'Util pd. ii7Slmo. No leue. S* or $28$ ts dOM 11 vour s-tlo<itck. Und IOWl'J wlll •ppreclatt Gar .... f'e:t Rent OS ATl'R. GIIU.S, 833-SllS °* Schools I
,... .,, Mqlll: SL Apt. S. w/.llQdeltk. ""= tt• acrea of &w:qUflittey .. ndKll*I arounda1nd welkw1v1. QS..8830 ..--_._ .... ,~_.. S1S
Cit. 0111 ~ '· _..,......,, ... ""'""'~'"° tncruaes .,..'¥ ~ntiiVititi 1ux, ON THE ILUFFS TRUCI< h!Jll -W • 15' "~"-•-· * .WINTER LEASE * urv •ppolntrneint, likt •lr.conditlonlna tncf 1peel1t AT NBWPO•T •lOnlt prap • ~ • WANTED: Woman Cllblnr JNTERts't'EO 1N A I 1 Ir. I• 4 BR. S Ba.· .,__bttl tOul'ld prooflf"I to 1nwrt your comfoft and priwcy. Ftom >llwtOft Joulevud, $&O mo. U.S Anaheim, mate 30-tD to.-npenae-frtt 1\EAL ESTATE CAltEER.! .........rh' nlctt 111t ABBEY REALn ..,... TIM Yac:h1 CIUb orfer1 hlndbell, gym Ind MUMf, gln'lt turo at Hblj:iba1 lo.d (one 673-2654. world·w1de c r u 11 e Oti (114l 548-l192 $110
Piirf<!! llwl, C.~ Aftt• Unf11ni. JU 1nchncltl '°""", blocl< ·-hdllo Coast WANTED to ftnt Garop 1or sallho&t. -1 Ex. 21)1, Acadtmy lteoU:.Ol&t•
l Br ....... .nr ....... Pool. • U~rtt anywt\tft else 11 out of tht Qut1tion 1fttr HiJb."'!"'!'1t'M"':"l.Uo':"-:-:Olt:-::Clti_to-lfr'o'°"~IP"j,· ;!; C.o 1 U 'JAPAN&SJC boy nttdi homt Contract A rn,, SChool .... _ a-111---II Pz!IJHllli ~""-_;,-'-"""-'°"'""'J.V•-Lltl==~-~----~-----1+..t.. ... •-1 WI no amt= ~II< O ........ ·--, .... --Efficfend ... '· 2. 2 pi US den. from $180. Furnished Donald J. Schott . eom.. ->; . ~ UQ•NU• n n • " ......... 5• •• IATl'IONT and '4[!furnithtd .,,iodt11 open dally nine 'tl1 dark. , •• ,. 990 €1.t••r Un•. ~ or 64M4U. ICbOOt 5'&-3$4. R.E. Education 81Qce 1914
ftlM. 1 BR. No pdl. -8nnd: ,. ........ (2) Ftom tM San Dieoo Fr~v .llk• tiarbor 81wt. to ~~ Judi, CiJftora~ tN Newport Bu.ch, Sil. OU' ALCOHOLICS AQOO)lnlO\UI• l"RENCJt .. GEJ\MAN
9bilmts .. weltolne, SIJ9.50. 3 Sr, 1' k Cl) J •. a Ba. ~'"'~ Meu Vttdl Ori"". &40·1800. Te.,,._.: (?l~) .._,.o<MO l~J' near 12th St• Dalbo. PhOne 54)..1217 or write ~ptr EuroJ)l!an Ttathu. --?777. Pt! bdt 6 plar, ll4M370. '-=======-==================:l'.---... ===::;:::~l.,:l!IYd::::;·..,:121::::,·.:.-::::;:::: __ P.O.Bo>t12l:l,C..taMe,.. Call :s3MMl ' l -~
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WANTED dilldnn ,. 1&1co '""""' •"'*"""""' •Pl •111:;;,o ALl!RT SHORT HAIR llAR>IAJD -311, will CREDIT ..... .,.. _,, llOllSEKEEPER. u .. lo, per. prtl'd. Appl> t<twpori DO IT NOWI
OO'e-Of QI)' hrunt, ne;•l' No Job To SmaU "° w..mns ' Occukmal Wnrif tnt:ln. U30 Ntwpon BJVCL, sltb. cndtl jeftlry Gp. Call cue °' i ebUdt& Tnvtl todee, .. w.
CoJ<J<n_ Wtll. ll<ll. JI.I per Sprinkler Work .lo Small * WALLPAP ER * I HI lllY thort hrs Olortl lll,. bt-lwn '• I, .uJ>i,y J-_, !111-Cltt2 l'1\ClllC COUt wY NB. We're on the """" ucl -
week for one. S2S tor l•'O. Pl.n.nting·La.bor No. Cbg. WMn ,ou call ••14ac,.. I Wl~/wall wuhlat BEAUTY' .Opn. nnted t2l DELIVERY of D A IL y HOU$EW1Vl!$.MO'RW\S tru> 6C..a252. • heip? U )'OU want •Pro!-:
-· CIJy8.McG<wlh SCS.141-1 M&-lTU ./Vov1"'dullff &.y ebop. No followtnc PILOT,BUNDAYONLY,1Dltetd .. 1>&1b-U...badtl0 MOTELmald< prelmllture :nalandcarctrwtiu:'..':U
rol\MER teacher,...,,,, 10 G~lncS.rvlcu -sATISFACTION-./R~i:T~t'·R~•f"D'l:t~ nece•. O>mm/cuaranw. newtpa-o. Reowm -clotbet? Sarih women. Mpiy In pereon. a &.cc~""'Comm1ttment I
sit childl'<n of teacben. My -~~~..i:,_:;.;.:,___ GUARN. · ~ 645-1050. the ... of a S"tlon W-°"""1ry will lnln YoU .. LaaUNo Sbort1 Mottl. '19 N. . ,..1 t Wk IO YOU! 1"'*
home. M,.. Vel>lt. ~1705 BOB'S GARDENING For an,..,. palnUnc needs, 5&'l W, J9th St., C.M. Bott Manufacturlnt OI' Van. Collta<t Mr. iWT)I -,_ --Into Coast Hwy, Lo& Seh :t lheohene1i1", expaJ1(ill1&
BABYSITl'ING ~Y home, 4 1.ANDSCA.PJNG Fru Ett. 557-1455. AMBlTIOUS •n I: women Boat Ce:ptnlm exper 4 Seeley, 830 Wm Bq St., mmtef. F/tlml! er p/tlme. MO'I'HER'S bel-r •l child .o.T' n-. ......... ts. PUIS d nit I-"-' -Irvine. J.nduatrial to learn 'makf\lp t111ttuctlon ' • COila Jlta. W..2583. 191-31198. · r-• ' ......-. -..,.... ._.,n ayor e, uvu,..catt. -• JNT & E..U painttnc, p,e.per y·. WqodU'dCCfmetict Day work wk. Apply Mon-HJ.kpr. Sept. onlY.· Lido Ille. Newffomea S&Jei, fournt:JW
fncd yd, &U-6299. Complexes. hanging, natural wood p~~f9 ' 'l'bun. , DENTAL .P«Sodoqtlc lab INSP~. No Uve in. 673-ft56 tracts! Some pogttJons SaJ.
LICENSED. Xlnt day care ht ==SS7_-t=m_a1_1c.";,.5;,:•;_m_. _ finirhtng. 5 4 8 -'7 9 G $ "' ' · Columbia Yacht• tratnH, must 1c110w dt'nta.J ~ Det'Uary. Apply NEED peraon w)tb tllble aaw ary + eommw•. othcn
my home. To 4 yra. Prefer YARD Cleanup, 'tllftdin(, SIS.-27:;9. ~EMBLY trainees. No ex· 275 McCormick Ave, CM tmnJnology Ir procedures. In perlOO betwftn 9 &m Md tor .full or part tl.tne pro-Guaranteed Draws hJab pc!"
Infants. ~ 1ree trimmln& & remov. IP~RO.,.;,.!"E,,.,,S!~S~IO~N~AL--P-a~lo-1<-r. perlc.~ necessary but muat £qual Opp:ir. Employer M/F Non 1 mo k er, Some 3 pm, SAE Adv• n c e d ductioo. 494-8898 LagWltL cent bonlll paid vacations.
BABYSITI'ING in my hll'nf, &tot1utng, hauli.bf, free have aood eye aJgbt "linger BOOKKEEPER, full charge, chairakie. Pm. betwn U A !~~Aven'' .~ .... -~ .... ~· Mtdical and Life~ ~. ••/bau.,, Part ..... est. 962-8612. ~'~JI"n',-.'. 'int ~Irle. • ~ ""'•'•t. dl'xterit)'. Test given. Appiy for-&c«1Unta.nt'1 o ft t c e ' 28. 6f4..()6ll u.nwu .... , __.,.., '"'._ NEED a young married man Do It NOW' )t' Your movt'I'
...,,.-... ...-~ v~ ~ l.l:N'o """" lnpenonbetween9amaod • Anequal opportunit3 with l'JOme painting exp. • • •
f/time. 'Rf:ts. M&--4274. AL'S Landacaplnrc. Tree RefJ. ~2159. 3 pm, SAE Advaneed exp'd. only. 548-6133. DENTAL RECEPTlONIST employer Call 347~. call JOftN SEYMOUR
BABYSI'ITINC ANYTIME removal. Yard rnnodtllna. HOUSE·n.,;nt1 .... , Int, I< "'-• P'~· M-J .,..,r. S wry • X P' d • Challenging -. -...:..._ ----CALL 77l·2%3l '
Trull hauling. tot cleanup. ~--~ -·•··~· nc. ·-· IOYS: posltton, Must ..,_ .,. -------• SEYMOUR $3.SO per day ~pair aprlnklen. Gtrll66. a cc o us c j ca I ceilings, Grand Ave., S.A. An equal NEW ACCOUNTS
54()-1769 Cot!ta Mtaa J"euonable, tree e 1 t . opportunity employer. I need two boys to flD vacan-sura.nce. Hnlc Be• eh· IRYl'1E ~ Full a P/time Realty & fnvestm1nt l --~-------1 E:XP . .Hawaiian Gardener. T14/536-5R5T. A$EMBLER. f bl cfes on belt newspaper boy M6-0891. CC'DlN'"C~AA.rct..V"'V DOwney Saving.I A Loan •1
Clirptnf_e r Complete prdentne fitt'Vice PAINTING A PAPERING, ! or aue~ Y crew, O nl• cxperlmced EN1AL W -.. .Jl.IV"'-W-1"1'.&.1...._I baa openinp at ttl Hunting· Rtll Est1te .s.t .. K&malani,&46-f676. A tett o pre.cit on boys conaltte'mt Top pay D -Fronto oe,..,..,F/CBookk to$815 tonBeacbbranchftYtabarp FREE
LARGE OR SMALL G I S l!lbo~tnRHatborr "".!';.~.,!< mechanical "°'"''" "' and bonul. An yoo pd 21<~req'd.~~ :i:: Exp. E""""" a:: S100 tndMdualsexper'dmhandl· All Typet Work! CU1 doon, entra ervlcu nde<,1. e 1 furn. -......... •>'.flt~ Apply V 0 u r ht eoougb to quallfyf It IO nsa; <;l'ft"O Secretaries to $615 in& new accounts. Full &
panel, remodel. t Int 3 h, I====::=::=::=::==. I BRITISH Painter/Rea:id. Davislon 290 Fischer Ave., call· DENTAL Aulstant, Oral Sec'y/Reetptionist $500+ p/time. Excellent pay It.
frame, npatrs. etc. 962-1961. * * '* Non-drinker, Inter~er. cCosta='-"M,C .... -,C,-----' 56-lMT Surgery & X-Ray etp, Im· Accoonttne Oerkt $450 working conditions.
CUSTOM woodwork panel· Mar k Witman 545--0963 bet 8:00, a.ft 5:30. ASSEMBLER, mechanical & med opening. 548-rn.9. Eacrow Trainee $450 C1U Mr. D1venport
Ing. Cabinets. Gen'I repalra. 1006 .$and C11tle Dr. PAINTING, Carpentry electronic &.!S&embly of BOYS . DISHWASHERS 488 E. 17th (at Irvbte) CM ·962-2407
Ph. Duke 0 a 0 u r k a', Corona del Mar repairs. 18 Yl'll· in area. Sm. •imple P.C. boanl• "-Aze 10-14 to dellvtr papen: '42-1470 Equal Oppor. Employer
646-TS9S. '?Ou arc the winner ot jobs ok. Call Bob 646--6446. chauis parts. 548-2622 tn the Dana PofnL San Ce-Day & Nit• ~
· 2 ticket11 to the $ 00 mrnte atta1. must be 18 or over NEWCOMER WELCO!\-tlNG:
Carpet Strvico let PIH ltr. Pa tch, Repair Asst. Bkkpr t o 7 DAILY PILOT JOIS H08pitality Hoate&S
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JOHN'S r-~" u-~ .. ..,.,, Cotlt Lo . .,_. INTERVIEWS 3-5 PM u tly N--"'-d -LOCALLY on .. w Drf.SJwnJ;;:" free .,.&:otch· at thl' * PATCH PLASTERING WEsrcr;:; BUSBOY rcJ•n wwvs resident families bringing
guard (Soil Retardants). FAFBOURLUOMUS All ~I ~stimates Penonnel Agency Mu.st be clean A neat. Over c • S.Crtt1rl1s gifts A civic info. Good pay
Degreaooen I< all color Pl bl 200 Westcliff Dr., NB 18. Apply In person, SUr! A 1 e Rtctpllonlsls P/tlme. MUst haw habili-PPY
br!ghtenen " 10 minute Sept. 13-JO um ng 645-2770 Sirloin, !630 W, Coast Hwy, OCO 6 ·e Ktypullch Oprs, smile, car, 1>PlJlc • ·1;y,
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tunities. Call Mr Slou at -· TARBELL blellCb_ kir _white carpets. Please call 642-5678, ext. 314 NB. • 1555 w, ••am• e fncfu1trl•I ~7~ betw 9and5 to la' Drains unclo&ged -$7,50 AUTOMOBil.ES ----°""==-~-~--! Save your money by saving een pm c im Sewer line to 100• _ $15 CAB IN ET MAK ER Costa M11a Irvine 54Q.4t50 NURSES, pvt duty, a1l types, REAL TORS
me extra trips. Will dean your tlcket1. CNorth County * '4" ~ * SERVICE CASHIER HELPER Som '£'.... NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO all shifts. Lescoulie Nurse's ~~="-';c.;,.'-'-'"'---1
toll·lree number iJ 540-1220). _.,.,.,4' """" 'd service caihi needed • e """V re---=====-=---• • llvln& nn., dining rm. & ~P er quired for custom furniture TEMPO Registry, 351 Hospital Rd., R!E. Sales. All new_concept. ·
hall $15. Any nn. S'f.50, * * * PLUMBING REPAIR for our new office•. Must be shop. Jorgenson Furniture DISHWASHER Ttmpori1ry'Hilp N.S. Women ooty, Work H;B., :
couch iio Cha.ir $5 15 yrr ;=:::;======"" No job too small able to type warranties, in· F/tim~Nite11. Apply t n 642-9955 54()-9954 F V CM amt Receive up II . ha ' · Hi1uli-* 642-3128 * surance billlng1 4: handle all C.O. 186 Newton Way, CM, person. c.olony Kitchen, 3211 or · "3' · ·Gd t"ICp. w t counbl, not • .., 645--0llO Harbor Bl CM JOB wanted-Male 8 eek 8 Interviews 9-5 M/F to 90 comm. • ad pro-
metbod. t do work myaelJ SKIPLOADER Ii: dump truck e PLUMBING e functions of this desk. Hn • .:.:c..:.::;:,______ " , , employment as chaufieur, NU R SES a i de1-Utime gram. Leads provided. No '
Good ref. ~..{1101. work. Concrt:te Is-upbalt lnstaJ1.iti:rnodel-Repair 8:30 to 5:30, 5 days. BAUER ~:re ~~ts Mn:c~~ DISHWASHER companion. gardener. Refs. pcnnanent 'l.J shift. Exp broker competi~n. Cd, .up
aawtng It break In&' • Free Est. Lie. 548-8'712 BUICK. 979-2500. ext. 19, aft meuutt A fit boat covers le M~t be clean " neat. Apply Newport area . pre f • pref, Huntington Beach Con-time. Xlnt training. Reim· ~
Ctlllngs 846-7110. COLE PLUMBING 10 a.m. cushions. SOI-29th st. N.8. In penooo, Surf "' Sirl<>ill, ~-valucent 18811 Florida St., burset li S<:hoo!Call i.ee'"" 833-lor n'f:" .
* SPARKLING WHITE •• hr rvt "'1161 5930 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. C I I HB, o-'Jnr:: no c. , TREE A Jrg plant removal. -. se ce. V'li.1" Automobile CASHIER JR. Accountant. o e ge O'll-1.w.
New acoustical celling$ Jt9toW, renovate, 1 • r d Sewing/ Alterai'tons SWITCHBOARD ATTENDANT Electro-Mechan_ical grad. or with full exp. Fut NURSES aides-day sblft. RECEPTlONIST-typist , tor
Any time, 644-7183 Reati. cleanups. Move/bauL Call --RECEPT Technlclart Trant" & accurate w/figurea. Pri Exp & mature. Mesa Verde 1ge apt complex. Rentll n -
Cement, Conc...te . M&T, 642--1'03. SEWING-DESIGNING N~aJ.-,..~foit_ our• b usy W~!t =vtdr:~ ;;~ Must have mechanical skills club in Newport Beach. $800 O>n~t .Hospital, 661 per. helpful. 2 bn/wk,
YARD, rarage cleanups. Men/Women. Reu. Rate• de a 1 e nhip. Automobile in our buiy com.op service Ir: koowledge of buic elec-mo. Call Liz tor ai)pt. · center St., <!M, 54J.65i5, ·$2.50/hr. 546-4353. ,
CEMENT Work • Patiol, Remove trees, dirt, ivy, $10 min. Call M&..-7450 backgroilnd pref'd. Hrs. sta. in C.M. Immed. opening tronics. -&f5..5fro ex. 176. .NURSE Attendants 1 r g RECEPl10NIST-typist,. tor '
pool dedni etc. Lic'd A Dr Ive way'• cradini· EXPERT cUltom designing, 8:30-5:30 Mon-Fri. Ph: on Refief ahilt. 6 Days per c~:se in::~e: LADIES w/pleuant speak· re ti rem e n t horn e. Aofc~~,_"!,,~1~" ~2
bonded. Call aft 5. 833-0291. 847-2666. re!t;yl!ng A a I t er in I• 979-2500 ext 19 aft 10 am. wk. r-• aa1 • ben-""~. -·-Parkhurst 9925 La Ala wv.-11. "'-In .....,. ..... '6"' vuuu • euu. 1644 Whittier Ave, lng voices, tele. work in our • • benefits Manha "' -PATIOS-SIDEWALKS GET RID OF THAT 645-4325. '9 am-5:30 pm. BABYSITI'ER. mature, Apply in penon betwn 11 Costa Mesa office, 9-5. M·F, hourly rate meda, oU Brookhunt, F.V. • ' .....,..._
CEMENT CONTRACI'OR UNSIGIITLY TRASFl Ir: Alteratlons-642-5845 re!pon.!ibll!' person who Ml & 2 pm at 295 E. 17th 642-2400 • bonus. 84~. NURSERY WORKER RECEPTIONISI'·Dental X'. '
can. Max *** U4-0687 DEBRIS COlL. SJ'UDENT Neat, accurate. 2{I years exp. loves children to care for St, CM. Aak for Mr. Perlette Need Christian lady :for ray Lab, 30-40 Type, lite
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• CUSTOM CEMENT WORK FREE EST. M&-6428. ALTERATIONS, dresamak-our chi ren in our home. -.. w..... . Fring chutth nursery, Sun&: Wed. Jl n g • Y ~
Drives, WALKS, patloa, YARD & Garage Oeanup. Ing, custom titting. Own trans. Light CASHIER-HOSTESS work.~~area. i;;fi~.=~· e 842--0648. • Fa1rvlewRd.,Suite7.C.M.
Frtt est. 1 days. Call 846-3408 housekeeping, 7 ta 4 daily. P/time Eves or wknds. Restaurant 1 ~ pool•decb. Don, W-8514 Ref $45/wk 968--9913 Expel' prerd Apply in EMPLOYMENT offeftd • Lic'd Voe. N_urse NURSES Aldei -All abifts, F•RRELLS :
P •T10•PL•NTERS anytime, S4Pr503l. , . . . Col Ki 32ll Ex.per only Hunt Bch " " ~ " BABYSITTER for 8 yr old person, OJI)' tcben, male, amall lite • manufac-* 54!J..3061 * area, ;,. "'"l·. . Now Interviewing_ long -·-,I All Concrete work. Brick, GEN. Hauling. Trff/abrub [ll] ' Harbor Bl CM turlng needs reliabl O't-.oJ --.... trim. Gar 1:: yd cleanup, I ..... Ii' WillonElemSchDistonly. ===-·~·-·----! co. eLVN e-xper.7-3:30shillruc, asstmgrcandidate1ff>l'cur--1. slumpstone wk. 894-3533. Est. 839-231>3, 551-6!K>4. , ~1491•• . f Married cpl w/child pref. CARPET cleaner he l per full·time employee.Op. meda & team leader. Park OFFICE I EMPORARY rent brly position$. Full A;
PATIOS, walks, driWL Saw, 2-9 M T W; 2 to 5 Th. F. needed. Start $2.50 hr. Call portunity to grow wi~h com· Lldo Conv. Ctr, 466 Flagship p/time. Must~ 18. See Mr. :
break; rem~ a: replace Hou1eclunlng 645--8217 after 6 pm. 673-TI62. pany,Mln.exper1e n ce Rd,NB.64~. Morrow a.t 20111 ,
concrete. 543-8668 for est. MESA Cleaning. Carpeta, Job Wentid, Meli ·700 BABYSITI'ER, 3 mornings reqwee'kdd .• ~2290, Jim aine. l VN'S EXPER. Summer's Almoet Cone Brookfturst. H.B. Upm ;
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ewe s . at 01 _windows. _ Doon. JI c • per wk. Ute ~k~p~. dZ I .l Nurses Aides SG-3061 1 •-·M-~·, with • l.Jc'd!Bomted -· 66-7050 Re1ld/com'L 551-1 142, * * * -. -EXPERIENCED Sa)~\help . _c _u::.&.11PQlU7_~ua RF..5TAURANT stewar d --'-
5t8-4UL Earl JohnlOft Irvine. 5.52-7185. 11rica Lingerie. Apply between 10 L~..:-7 to 3 'Shilt. Aides. an top pay, inte:ruting variety, .eceiving & inventory clerk. ~
Contr•cfor 10236 Nfghtengafe BABYSI'ITER live: .Jn ar own .._ Mon thru Fri, ~us. . an. JocaL ~ yr, ottlee exper male or feml. Typing, 1en'I r
REMODEL or re nova t e. Dedicated Cleanfng F 1 Viii, transportation. Ref. interviewinr for work In Los F: w. Woolworth • e.;:.'1'164 ~erred. over 18. ofc. 40 hrs. Apply aft 3 pm. <
General contractor & aons. * WE DO EVERYTHING * You°!'!!'~= wl!:~f 644-6468 Angele1 until move to 3333 Bristol St_ C.M. Mrs. MAIDS wanted, uper. Apply 1 Don The Beachcomber, 3901 l
Lie. & bonded. 30 yrs. exp. Refs, Free est. 646-Z!!l 2 tickets to the BABYSI'ITER needed, part Newport t n September. Hauck Ben Brown'z, 3ll06 So. ,n!,.rown'1 Temporary E. Coast Hiwa.y, CdM. ~
Free est. 831-'.1109. LADY Day Work·houseclean-le• timl', exp, infant care, own FR EE D a 11 Y b us FEMALE help reqd tor li&ht Coast Hwy., So. Laguna. ....._Lakewood Blvd, Downey RETAIL I ~~~~-~~~~ I 1 g R • 11 ab 1 own '"""P Re'-., •• """" transportation provided un-869-2412 or 521.5202 JACK Tau 1 a 'n e-Repair n « • Follies · -"'· ~. machine operation w/new MAJD work in exchange for " .
remod., addlt. 20 yrs, exp. "tr_ans=po'=rt=a~tio-n~. ~·--~ at the BABYSITTER, Monday thro til move. mfg. co. intere!lting work. apartment. 237& Newport OPENINGS now avall. tor
Llc'd. My Way Co.-541"""6. JAPANESE lady to do F ABULOUS FORUM Tbunday, Corona de! Mar, PACIFIC Xlnt conditions. 6'2-1877. Blvd., C.M. 54&-9'155. Ceramic & As•• m b I Y SALES CLERKS .,
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Add·u.n "-mod n .. ~ ho u 1 ~cleaning. Needs Sept. 13-30 1 child. 673-3988, 6'75-«i35. FRY COOK MALE help wanted, workers. Twin WI n t o.n
1 • * n.e e.... . 546-0724 MUTUAL Ceramics, 31966 Camino Gerwick" son, Lic'd traMportabon. . Pleas~ call 642·5678, ext. 314 Exper. tnfd. Apply C.Olon;y graveyard shift Midnight-8, Capistrano, San Juan Capo.
. . . • • ·t fi73..6041 * 549-2170 LADY wants. ho1lleclean1ng between 9 and 5 pm to claj.m BAKERY Kitchen, 32ll Harbor Bl., Apply in penon. Jack In the ;O;~~,.e.,;;;::..:,:=.=;:=:. El-~rlcal or office cleaning work. Ex· your tickets. {North County Apply Tues thru Fr 1. C.M. Box. 1Xl5 Baker, Costa PART tlm~, service etation,
For Quality Bakery
Apply ift penon only I ~· Own .._ .. ·Jo. ,,....,7 toU-lree number is Sf0.1%ll). 9 am-12 pm at our new M 2'1 d••s a ··--•· Chevro per, unns. M/·,)O,) • * · * * CLEANUP GENERAL OFFICE :='="=·'---------' _,, ~. n ELECTRICAL WORK. All Expert HouHCleaning building, 100 Newport AND SECRETARIAL MALE, over 21. full ..t part Station, Adams/Magnolia to Mr. Anderson
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kinds, Big or amall Llc'd &-By Day. Refs, 836-0648 JOB want('(f·Male II eeks PERSONNEL Center Dri~. LAGUNA NIGUEL time. Apply In person Me 'n =HB~-_,,,.,.,,,,.,~~--
Ina. Free est. Ml)...()211. Jenltorial employment a.' chautt'cur, Builder'• office apartment Ed'• Pina, ilO E. 17th St., P/time help-Plck Up necess. :
Gi1rdenlng companion, gardener. Refs. COLI..EGE or hi .sch!. stu· records, payroit. Require C.M. No other need call. EquaJ Oppor Employer_ ,,
Jetf'a Cleaning Service Newport area Pref. dent sit for 5 yr, old boy. 1horthlnd A typing, Apply MALE ATTENDANT FOR 646-8162 RETAIL Salea person, expeio, ~; * LANDSCAPING * Residential -Commercial 675-5629. Apply ln penon only aner schl. ll:4.5 am·2:30 9-12 am & 1-4 pm, Suite 14, WHEEL CHAffi PATIENT. PART tin1e houseke<?per. Vic w In utrition background "
New lawns, Sp r i 11 k I er s, * OOi-6384 * pm. Daily. My \V, Npt bch 27762 Forbes Rd., Laguna * 540-7956 * 64th St., Newport Beach. needed for mgmt position ill :
decks, cleanup. State lic'd. "p-,~,.n-1~1--&~----' I JUST completed college, t o Mr. Anderson home. 642-7364 aft 3 pm. Niguel 8311600 * ... ""'°" * local health food •dept. Con-' ··• need full-time job. Reliable, · · · MAN to work PIT in rental ~ ... t Mr Kl--'-" c..,. .....,,. '
5.'J6.l225. ·Pa perhi1nging own tranip. Ted. 494-2365. 1672 Reynolds, S.A. Combination Welder • GIFT SHOP needs yd., must have r.eat hand-P/time motel work in exch. ....c · '""""• ...........,...
EX PER 1 J a p· an es e Experienced part-time female help Ap-writing&: appearance, avail. for Rm or Apt. Maitif & Salad Girl ,
Gardener, know· how. SEPT. sale, big disc·. Job Wanted, f emale 702 Equal ()ppor, Employer M e chine Cabinet ply in person, Sabina's, 9M9 on Weds., Sats.. A Sun.. degk clerk needed. 548-9755. Gen. Cafeteria G irl · · ~::=:~.:~.pest, trim ~~~~::."~~l:s ha;~ -Assemblers Atlanta, Htg Bch. Will train right man. Apply PRESS OPERATORS Dl~hWi11her :~
Hangman. GOOD TYP IST Help Wilm.cl_, M & F 710 Experienced G 1 R L Frida.y·Exp. con-in AM, 1931) Newport Blvd., Women to work for plastic F /time. Beaut. place to work. ~:
COMPLETE Lawn & Will do your typing •t Ca binet Mlllm e n atruction 3 days a week, 1 C.M. molding plants 546-3370 Apply Hyland Laboratorie!I
Gardening service. Haullne PROF. Painting,, also roofs, her home, Will r lc kup --------~ ..;.>1 W S2 50 hr MAN • • d M . . Cafeteria, 3300 Hyland Ave, • & clean-up, Jim 548.-0405. accous. ceil., inter/extet. ,. Experienced 5 u• 0 ce · · start. .,... ays. ust have PRODUCT .promotion. Our CM, Equal Oppor, Employer ;; and dellve r lac• H.B., I Apply In Person 642-3490. neat appear, references, vnung fast ~•·g com->,
do ___ ... Lie/Im. Free est. f;45.519l F y W I 75c .,-e......... Sal You n't ·~ a gun to • •1 ••, per PS·> Erick1on Yachts GIRLS w/late model cars to light mntnce A repair, 2990 pany needs ambitious, at· es EMPLOYMENT , "Draw Fast" when you place PAINTING -Honest, clean, or will work by hour 931 S Coast Hwv ' .. -... a bet 1 Deere Ave., S.A. pickup .l deliver envelopes. · .. J, ~ ... , tractive women all ages. We OOUNS~ 0 :
an ad in the DAILY PILOT guaranteed work. IJcensed call 847...3095. 846-3686. 10.S pm. train & motivate. Must have i;:........,R •
Want Ad&! Call now •• ~ &: Wured. 615-5740. 1S~HA.,;_,R~P~,-.-.lh7u-,7ia-,t~i,-g~a l AIMYVETEIAIS HEt P WANTED Manager tr1lnee & car lor local travel. Ad-If you M;ve had sa.Jes or ,
looking for pt·time job. Commercial SLAVICK JEWELERS Salesman dltiOnal com,.~nsation if pub&: contact e~perlence !
* NB/Bal. ls. A1nt secfy Teller Enthusiastic 1nslde 1 1 5 m willing to fly 20 Westem we will train you in an in-+ We have career openings 1or ~le• Sal•~ Comm •-.-. terestlng c are er. Com· • gkllls & 5aJe exper. Can women In our Fashion wanted .by nat'l retail co. .,..,, -~· · s "'"' . •--~t~-· ·1 "-'Ork under a.nv. conditk>n.s. Our rapid e""•n•lon guarn. pensea call 533--02ll. mll!;sion a: ........... ,. provide • Looking Exper1enced Ialand store for: ~---high eanungs. $50)0-SSOXJ, 1
can Carol.Yn 67>-4314 M·F. Off' Cl k last promotions. Avg '""" PROD MACHINIST :ce •r. 1 ingJ over $10,000. Apply at -• . Call Jean Brown, 540-fi055, •
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NEED help at home? \Ve for a........... UNIT ED qur employee benefit pro. Color Tile 2221. Harbor Bl 1278 Logan Ave,.·CM Coastal Agency, 2790 :
haw Aides • Nurses • 5'""' CALIFORNIA BANK ~ 1?cJudes: profit ~ CM. MS-ti2G. ' 549-1284 Jfarbor Bl. at Adams. C.M. 11 ~ou.=~~!er;o:n~;:~ job... hem~'1thpaheidne1iva~~-atock optl:Jn, MATURE woman w/no REAL ESTATE Sales ; ,, 2712 W. Coast Hwy. ~ ~ $ T & G'ftP rt' · '47:6681. Newport BHch For lntarvlaw Call small children for part time PROFE SIONAL oy ' 1 181 ':
UGHT bookk€!eping, poslinsr, M r. S HI Munson 1n gift shop. 8.19-TI7l for Salesmen A brokera!.The op-Hou11ewive1, demoruitrat(ll'S :;
your oUlce 9 AM·l:ll PM, 5 '46-2431 (714) "4-1380 appt. portunit;y is bael You are earn to $2,000 by Dec. 1. ~:
<111.ys a wk. or anytime my If you've been out HElP :for CAMPER FAC MATURE Woman for ll Ml needed immediately fOl' our NO DEUVERIES, NOCOI.r :;
home, 963-1!'172. 18monthsor1ess,you Equal Op'"""". Employer RY Aluml .1.1-to 7 am shift. Al11> l for 3 rapidly expanding Real LECTIONS, FREE Hosr. :· ay be able to me """ TO · num -.uu..,••· 'E'~ dlvtaio !ti ESS GIFTS Need CU' •' llOUSEKEEPER . Cook • m..., co bmen cabinets I:: detail. ptn to 11 pm. Sawyer Home, ..:.tale, n. Pol 've CJ> ·979-430'7, Gil~ 'N G . . ;
Live ·in. No tiny children. bat·k in without losing CONCESSION/IJOX OFFICE '.Exp. onJy Apply Majot 2619 Ora11ge, CM. 646-6716.. ~ty fer advancement. adgeta. !
Ret... 54g..2847.24 hrs. Fee. a thing. GIRL needed Imm. Port Way, ll!lll w. l8th St, Costa ~anlc,Foralgn Ct• 1 •Phone·1 * SALES CLERKS :
1 1/3 ac, In Sanla Ana Can·
·Yon Hill11. Vu. h0ne1 ok.
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AGENT 547.5907
Jladio • TclevisioD tesling
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TRADE 196."i Oldli: 88, P\Vr &
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You can keep your Theater, CdM. Must be Mesa. Excel 1ncomt opportunity. • '
Htlp Wantod, M & F 710 st · d • · b 18. See manater aft 7pm. · • JR. shopping center, val. npesan gei.aJo HOSI'ESS-Experi4l'nce W/wt11 e1tabLl1hed Full & pa.rt 11.me. Arwb' .
Sl25.000, lrte & clf'ar: will o[yourchoicenear <except Mon.) helpful, but not necessary. bultnea1. Do general repair The Tobacconist Inc. :
1rad" for T.D.'s., small Accnts. Constr CPA SISK home or anywhere COOK, E XP ER. A,ppty in _pml()n, Love's work on Toyota. Datsun, or lfuntlngton Ce:nttr, JIB ';
house. etr. Legal Secretary $650 else, for at least one Full time • .rood bra. GOOD Restaurant. Brookhunt 4 Mercede!J, Write ClusSfled SAL&S A Stock Girl •
AGENT 547·f'907 Undffl'Wriler, persn/life Open year if Lbero is room. PLACE TO WORK. Must be Adams H.B. Ad No, 4M c/o Dtlly Pilot. aE.A• EST ATE or "·Ill . -: . .:.. .• ~ .i -------'----1 Jr. Accountanl Open 21 ' I • PO BOX 1560 Cotta MN. .,. . r ...... n. ~ UUo or '
21li ACRES No. caJiJ. Clerk Typist $400 And .tall .tthhctiroobefyou ;~~r A. ~&forn, n~ HOUSEKEEPmlor~:irec .• catu. 92626 • ' SALES p/tirife. Apply tn penm, :
Trec11, clnst' 10 to\vn & Exec. &>c'y 1'\'tlvcl $700+ spcn Wl us ore 14 yeu old JJOn tn ~borff . "-nl I old ••b"-.. -~ Apropos, 3363 Vii ~.IJdO, 'J
lakt>. S2000. vaJur. Trade NE WPORT will count towurd~ Coast H\.\'Y, N.B. bo'me Character rel. MEDICAL receptloolft tran-.... .,.., ng b 8 "' !Liii'""" N.B. , _ 1:,
for car, ()I'?? Per1onntl Agen cy retirement. COOK, EXPER. ~extm..Mrs.Ctffn ICX'ibel'neededimmediattlv =b~ ~ res:i.= ';I
-__ i_7Hl 83'Hl20.< 833 Dover Dr .. N .B. ff you're int.el" Rek t1ia1bleh, non drtsnker, 1Mnra11 5.l'/-9638. ~.rado11oJosymMoruc..MTSTK»o_:::~ 1q -ptete '°"' salt~ SCHOOGLUACRROSD SING
642,3870 cst.ed, find out if you c . • n • e·e r. -. , .,._ • , ___ , ~~ --'". 27' inbd crui11. lll8.l:boat, 19'6 M'', bl' •s The HOUSF.JQ'.F.PER .fr:r 1arae N-a-.h *"" eM!" LoK."t'.u.:u -..y tlV.ll'Q' 1'
Royal Viki"< #26-$5900 votl; qunlify by talking to i ~Ui tn ~ pm. C. retlftmtnl -· Apply .:::;-· • iR . -;;! Call: BUD CORBIN .64+1li62
\VI N pt moor.·$7400 val. Sen• ACCEYJ'ING APf>licatiMs: your locaJ Anny {errymac, E. t p • rlr h u 11 t, 9925 1.A. mwiirlc• .apt ·. it . P'Ol' brtttvlew App't. -CITY OF -
"""" '"d TD-S5300 val. Trd Cook• Rcli" & dinner RecnJil.er.Forhis Hwy., C4M. Al>...... ott -,....,bW!Y _,., q!llce • .PO REALTORS C-.d<lMar NEWPORT BEACH
au or pt tor mtr hm m.s!M8 Hostess/cashier Pit wknd11 Jocationt call EIX).243-COOK, ~· tor lfl ntn-r.v. ' , ' 8ca 1~ H~ Beacb. ~!!lm~'""'""""!!l!!""""j
,66 Old• Della SB. FUU I>"'· D~hwMhcr °""' U grvyd. OOQOlollfroo.Orbett.er ment home . App l J' H O USEKEEPEMoal!yslt MEDICAL """1111. becJ\' R.E. Trllnft. Brier • $103 II Wtoldy i."6~f ml. ,63 Chev ~T PU. Cocktail wa+tres-a A yet;geotl\eCarocr• Parkbu_rlt.-llZ La t uu....t.. ! · otftot.-Cltpll'WDold oMy. deVtJoplr tralh A El<.'l'#t Oilldrtn acrou bu·
weifl'essea. A .... ly tt O>lony r-·--·lor at the -<lin\ed&. (off 8tooktlurit er. • .. ,_., pv room, Call bftw'tl l04i Mf..1025: IJXlllllOl' tor Uc. call between ardoui fntmlectkm be1ote A 6' Iona """· Mark 5 Sho)> yy """""" ..i.., _.. Otlt --•• _.,, ,,.. aft --~· ....... _ lunch 5mlth, \vlu1! l1ttcr model PU K 11 ch e" ' San Juan n""-t A~t. F.V.). 1'00ft, Y).9491, Mllllon $ D-r•ml lD am,3 pm. ~........ er _........ "-"'"'
Capi•lrano. -00 OOUNTE" gt l I -0r"-. Co. TIME FOR pefiodl; obamt a .rtPOrt j °' Van 6-12-0633. Do it ay, whilo " r or "'' llOllS!;KEEPER want~ ~ Opens In •-mloor bo"'11dbia; •"""* ' , CONCERT callbf-r violin,
bow ne-A•ly rcilru"'. Cost
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25 acr11 S.E-.-0-,..-,-.. -AOOfTIONAL women need· there'sstillroom, cleaning planL Apply One tlve In, pvt"'""'· i.th • Sat......,aSotl .. liidl<inetds "UICK CASH ""'portclrl~vloll-'
ed at once to handle tn. Hour 11!..artinlzlnr, 220 0 TV, MUJlldrivt. CM-'7258. ed nowl SJS.IXK> to $25,000 'P' HIOUfloH ,_.. Se.lit shill 1.ot 3 ptriods In a _
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lor wam ID entice the Pttle.., """""'4, AP!Jly t. Jerte --a--............ iii. Mo! .. model. "8 mo -· ar. ;:!:b,-»4' .:i :...i::: * • * -~ -~ ,...,..,tOlnantSt.Call -•l06f,ldonthnlnt. cellenl -'85. m ... --. uo. FRIDAY 7:ltP.M • ...,..-apeatora, ·--F.W.GWtloM >lllt.-~llnnt
"9T-Zl441M. F. W. Woolworth Klnp Pl. -il<llhta. H&ln!llon 11.,,, M-. SI PT. Ith. . AM/FM,..,.. ndlo. T&llOl,-;.;:;.::,::-:c..,..=:::-c=:o:;d IHS Klllden1Cl"'J..
S.cretarits 3333 Brillo! St., CM. 641;.l'lll. SIS. till bnlded ""· 115. NEW. l1SEDJ\lm!IUJ'I"""' doeO plug In -111'anll 2 -· -..... ltlt• Cfftl --... Power ----
Mn. l!auek MAYTAG repatrmu bu let md lpool made Into model hOm.n • re,.,._. new. Gu.al'. Wu If t t tem. Gl'Q A~. 0ruwt YCIU th tht wlMer of "mt SEA llAY" Typists SURVEY. -· publfc wasbtto $30. ., SIOO. Out bed, 135. Wick" baby •Iona; ni.:. l>f<lrm l<ts, dll> undalm.U. Oris· $2119.95. 6 ....S Til<r llrlpo. T wilt, 2 t!ck•lo tLib<. u; Olds, Paolo.-let, :tll'. DI Cl rk opinion poll. $L'l0 hr/4 bn deliwf wfl 7f:• IUll'D. chtlt. $5. Men'• tuitJ. lna rm 1ett, cutton) divans Now S9S Terms. CoUecdon ;;64).;;;U51.:;:::.::,,..=-.,,,-,.,-·I le• Strit1, Equipped tor Water t S per cta.y 135--~ IJ9..,l.Tll. Women'• winter eo&ll a A )ovfftat, delk&, home dept. n4: 893-0501. SHEPHERD/coll~ rn a I e. P:o lllei Skllng 1: fllhlnt, tandem Are you betwtcn Jobe Jooklnr • · dottws Mlle ..... i. 5800 bAr. commodH, cocktail -6 bllc:. l.A>Yll chlld at th• 12 00 ior work cloie to horn~T TELEPHONE from )'.Our LARGE 16" Phllco. troll RJw .NB. '~~· t:Ablea. Plel'Un?a. kq: aiae MASON Ha.mlln uprieb,t .Pl"" ' FABULOUS tralltt. Call aner :
Want to chook bours ~ home aetting appointment&. tree reMa. Separate tr, · maltreues, CokJr TV's, re-p\Mo. GtnUine tOlttrurto needt bi& b&clc: 7ard ' F ORUM noon. (n4) l3Q..6482. MUST
time! )Ages 40 + prefemd. Hour-freeztt. Xlnt cond. $125.. MOVING, • • 111 n I all ~raton, wuMra, dry-pedal. In 1une from 5 to 10 •15tt. Sept U.30 SELL!
Call 01 • NO FEES EVER! Jy wqe, 4 hr da}'-'6 Qy m.a1e. mnrlturH>inUIC rm lltt. 3 er.11 • MUOI MORE! yn, ~ tone, bench, too. * MALE Boxer, '° wnl.ly PltlR WI &0.5678, NI. 314 Cabin aul•r 231, $9l50.
p p 5 week, + bonUL Call -OVER :m --mo old; Sofa • lovuell; WINDY'S AUCTION Typewnter, cal<Ul&tor • w/~. ,...r. l.OYff cbldn. be!Ween 9 and 5 pm to dalm Gd cond. N.B. slip. G..,, -• • • Evan., ~79M 10 am to ref'rile:raton from $39.IG. Cl.ptaln'• cha1n A table: 111 Fl + ftOOC'da. Pftiect 16615 Spnce 01,. F.V. your tickets. (North County Save. Owner b'l.nlfernd.
Pacific 4:30 pm. bar ltooll A: much, much alndlllon., 104 Santiqo, San Q-1615. toll·f:ree nwnhtr ia ~'WO) m.6f90
Personnel Servlce1 TELEPHONE Sales· Sell =~TOR.fused, more. f1S..4Tl7. CO~s:~oe::i ~~~ C1ern.ente, 10 AM.f PM. 3 Oralwe ldttene. Fluff)', * * * 24' Cabin Crul!KY. #JOO, ~•No. Tower Soutbm:i n--,..:.. .. A.... OLD walnut dbl bed. Carved MOVING to fl.Im apt. Si!lina: dean. tr a l n. t!ll • A l 1 OI-::======== ~--· hufl. ll' HP ~-UNOll Bank Square ..... ,....e ........... .., 1 works A loob W. new $50. BP:hlnd Tony's Blds. Mat'll. J • ,............ ~ .... u,,..
Orange Calif Favmit. Newspaper from 1130 We1tmlnaler Aw.. A: burled, $40. New mattr A Co5ta Me1a * 6t6-8686 tum. Some old, aome al.moat new.papen b' Sooull tr ALL BOATERS_ Crown ena:. 0cq: Avail
547 644• · ,..., bome. Malte u mucb bxspr. $40. $16-CtO. now. ,,.!rig,, bednn ,.t, etc. llT "A" E. Bay. C.M. 613-493;. • 6 u ,..-. GI ............. REFRIGERATOR IS cu It, 2 DINETl'E .... • pi .... STERroo Deluxe UT2 G.... couch ~ c"'· lamp< etc. 4 nuny ldtteoo AmNTION!
Ask lor Rachel M•v mialon on each W.. Call ctr. auto defrolt, 5 )Tl old, --•-·t table 5 ~ .. ~ _, model, I a' Ce n....... ~L 1010 W, Ocean-FREE TO YOU •· ·•1 • Sm·'I Boat '71 15' flbe~lau iki.tf. 91A. ~ 89J..9060. w111111.1 , •win:i i--..u .-~ oX'amanau P Cli: 1U ffP Johnton, fully .p. e 6ec'y1 $500--$600 557~. cba.tn, $45 962--0664. feuional chanaer, 8 IJ)Wm' front, N.B. f;t5.05Z1 da)'I Handllna: courses offered
e F/C Bkkpn; ~ TELEPHONE aollcltor, stri * O'KEEFE A: Mmltt pt BABY'S dreuLD& tab le , alr IUSpension sound LVG, mutt atll airls' 10 1pd ** 5 Female puppln ffff of '"harge by the Hunt· $650. 57>48(1. e Legat Sec'y• $650 1~19 yn., pt time. Work in ranee. good condition. $411. d re arrette combination, 1 y 1 t e m . 15 o w a t t Ralei&h bike, &ood ccmd. zood With kids incton Beach. Power Squad-21' CRtnSON f i b • r I' I a 1 • ' e Trnel W/T)'plng $351)-.$400 Halecrert section, C, :M, 642-323.2. eood value $1.5. 962-0664.. AMJFMIMPX radio with $100/but otter. GI r J 1 ' 5t)..(l68S ron. New classes start at 7 cabin cruiser. Chrysler in.
All Fffl Ernployer Paid 545-7663 aft 5 pm&: all day Rent Washeri/Dryera to1 FET. Tape deck. Still new, 1_dotbe __ ~"-9-_13_. ____ • __ l,=::--7.'-7:i:.=== PM Tuesday, Sepl 12th I: board. $Mll/offtr 548-99fD.
lb; Reinter'1 Agency Sat. A: Sun. $2. Wk, Full malnl B~~ ~:1:i= ~: wu left u n c I aimed. MU1Jc•l ln1TrUrnentl 122 ~.mo~~lLa~ ~~. al~ will ~ Mid f'Very Tuesday 16' Built Rite, 50 HP
4500 campus Dr. * 639-ll02 * a-Guaranteed. Orie. $509.95. .,.,.. • night for ll .,.,.ttks at the Johnson. Tilt trnllet. Sl395.
506-208 Newport BeaCh TELLER tonable, 495-0lM>. Now S210. Tenns. CoUection t Pc. Drum Set shot.I A: lie. MJ-4665. Huntin1ton &ach lf I r h s»-6705. 615-5810
P rt Ti 1 Door ftfr'lge"ator, DRESSERS ... .:. i.-..i~ 1-dept. n4 OR'> """'! -I kl SchOOI, 17th It ~1ain Strfft. ' ..::.:.:='------SECRETARY, f\111 charp a me good conc:UUon ....... ~ "" i -~--'-----·--Remo Sound Muter, -3 lo\!ab e tten1 1 •
bookkeeper. Account• ha.s~~-Sa~e o~~at $35. Prvt party. 875-U'10 cMhaa~:e .... ~ tel, wing FREE TO 'MIE LUCKY * 536-&340 * to rood 1:~"1875' 8 wkl old. :f~11!~9&2~~-questions ~-S•IL ~ "'.
•eceiv I ~~hie, --u, -· ....,,. l""'l.U'6 .... , ""°'"'".LU• OHi • ~-•~·0 Ill Cost M ~--• •-DBL. owen MW -.. -like HOMES•. 2 ab, o I u t e I y ce rumlture/ *QUARIUS 21 •~1-oho•tband . Ex· a esa w ·11,1H,:11 roi-.. _ ... , FREE ,_ 511 .. ~-to SCRAM LETS ~
, ~~. ?IM: Randolf anpll!l7antr·~'::~~.·.~~-pay. , new $151)~ &6-6367 G•r• S.fe 112 adorable Male Kittens . Equip. ~ sood =~~· w .... , • ~--ne. :·hp~~n::e= Awe.,.c.M.~ C•ll M;~'D•ven~ FRIGIDAIRE, elec t ric GARAGE SALE ::iu;~:~:a':rl.I~!~ EXEC. swtwl chr. ~23. m-t.591 ANSWERS i:;.oci58S--0857. ~ARY~1 good 962~2*>7 clothes dryer, Uke new. $50. Maholany _phone bench., tike both wundedul markingL 1 Sec'l chr SS-11 Desb es ** FREE ta load home. iii CO~R~ON=A"oo"·,...,.1'"°.-x"1n=t -cond.=;I
-Day f/tbne Pe-non-T"--1 o Em i-.-new. Tee. cart, I a lll P • • orange-red tta:er stripe _ •da. 161 W. 19tb CM Beq-le pup. Shota. Tri•. ne---. •-t ~-.
ne1 'H ' ~....... ppor. p,.,,,~ ~ 673-7830. ---..au ....__ &C-3408 · !n!ant Lu•ty M•-y ........ y... ue11 uuou . Dept. oq Holpltal, uc. .. .,, new uuvw both part Burmese • Make a · 646-5831 - -''" -C•mer•1 A ~'-"' alt A Pl /0 126 Submit MlTl'TS &M-lOEJl wkda.YI: !It am NB. WAITRESS --led, __ , 2L J'UCI, .....,.UU6 pepper, new friend. '7 weeks, lowe ~ ;.;;'oc"-";:..;;.;'11&="""''---'"-•f·'-Porn--•·--_, ·-v.-E 1-IOI -~~.. t · -., ...., o:i .. ...,, A >""''no man wu uko:u eve. qu ,........ -~ se • """'· children .l dogs. U"" to 11 old C REG --..;...--~--,,-.,--·I
* SECURITY * Exp'd in Mexican food. Mi =,,;,,"""..,...-e--,.-,,,.. bouRhold ! ...... RCA 45 bein& oouide! 642-1955. 50 ORGANS 50 1 yrs. . AK , what he did In his '""" at Kite 653 w/doUy 6 Casa ~taunmt, 296 E. BAUSCH• Lcmb, auto .Ude ___. -. .. -~ --11... * 548--1995 * the Doe Pound. He proudly boat covu S7U0 Guard & P•trol l!th SL c M A-•-,.... -J~ -"th cue, -mote £~"'\60LI_ ..... ,...,..... "I......,.,, * ORIENTAL u ... Sale • Yu, 50 orpM on tbe floor. ·.....+ I
S.l'VI<. . . JnR-.T ._..,,-, r•v. ""''..,. w1 .,. )lhoto ltt'ffll. lllde mqa • .._ Hammond Wmiitzer others. KITTEN reph...._ " serve IOUP lo * Call ~1471 *
10:»-U:30 am. control, 31 slide tn.Y $Ci. sled -... • 2'.>% ott Sept 1-30. 9xU UNUSUAL CALICO J.nrn'S." ~ ADT • Sterling Securtty M4-5298. 1lnes. anow • ...... ,, 1 Imperial Crown Kmnan Floor modelt., dilcontinutd NEWPORT 20, LIKE "~"·
&!rvlce now bu openings WOMAN for e en er at 1 _________ ck>thing including beautiful, $10'.X>. lO'S"xlol' Saruk $1200. modela, De'W' A used. Buy or * 968-95TI * MAHG. ply 12' akiff vi.·/· $298>
for top qu1.llfla1 employees houlekeeping duties, 5 dayl SOLAR dark room enlarger. Fe n:;~ coetl •. med· ~-Taj Mahal India, $600. rent at moat ~e Fl\EE to &ood home g wk old Jobnlon 5~ horse o.b. Xlnt * 5Q..32S3 * -woo desire -lteaay employ-J>@'l' vi.ttk, 12 noon-4 PM, very go(ld. conC!Uion. J:r!ftin um · "a-m-; ~ le over 300 other new A old rate•. ¥.. Beagle/poodle puppies. cond., $250. See at lno '5' Excalibtt Uoop, llelpt l
ment, top wages., life irt.11, pd good salary, 493-3665. I: 2% negative mounts. SSS. books. SAT. ONLY. M Or:ientl.l rup. We also clean Wallichs Muaic Crty M It F, a;n..im Miramar Dr .. Balboa. Call utru, lh the waW
vac. Uniforms tum. Mu.lit WOMAN neat, merp6c. Call 494-4011.. AM. 25XI Andover, It reweawe Nawajo le Or-South O>ut Plaza _540-28&1 :::im ~· (~ ~ :;:; cond. Jt,000. ~
1 elev for police commi.uion MOTEL MAID work. La· 1--------. -~--Mesa. ientaJ rugs, Shah 'N Shah ~ ~bond.Applylnperson,3'6 runaBeach-.ml196 l'umltufi 110 L EAVING cou ntry, 2023S.Ma;n,S.A.'6T·l212. ·PIANOS ·ORGANS -[ -·-. ...... 1-L.. -""-'~"=..,.,,-==-===-
So. Cemori St., Anahelm. YOUNG_,..,,,..~~ •. f ~ -~• C' eveJ')'thlna: mus"t·KO by Sun-*LEASE EXPIRED Hammond, W.urlitzu, m&111 • ·-·•·· . -,., *NOW AT DANA POINT
Equal Oppor. Employer. w... .LUI" ""a Ullllwn' .-. day, Duplicating machine * 0th.en. Pre-leuoo apeclah,I~-----;;;;;; STAN MII..J..ER YACHTS
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"in ,.Laguna. c.osta Mesa and. plllow-back S50. S I t d t n g ;;:;:;"",~ $10S, 2 p";;. 2>9 Calle de Los Molll'IOI ~ ~ahu are here richt 6 Mo. old South American Hour or Weekend. ~2011.
RAINBOW 17 Catamaran.
Xlnl eond. $8lll).
546-8>45; tYel 6Tl--40'l'I
=lnR~~~I~~ ex· fiss,.:. ~~S:. ~! ;:t:i om~.~= :i; B~ ~e~ ~ialL Walli~hs Music City = ~ :-=~.M~~ 111;:1;.~,~ c!;:i~~f t~:
NO POLICE RECORD .... I • 11-. J Teak occasional cbr1 $50. ldln t 195 ldtcbenware New a nearly new dothln ... , South Cout Plaza 540-2830 546-9238. 16' boat. Call 673-4m.
The fattest draw in the Wst.
.... Daily Pilot QewtW
Ad.642-5611.
Call 11.4: 52l·Xl10 for appt. · Wbt nauaahYde aettee W /2 we g se ' Assistant's Le•..,,. -.:."':.. PRACTICE plano. Excel --------
Ind interview. bolsten $15.. Gold bath and lots ot other small --,......... cond. $175. 1407 "&Mue C .. 1 152
SF£URITY, SERVICES CO. I ·An=li:::q:::""====::IOO:. bench IS. Gold 6 wht ltemo. !Um Meadowlarl< SSt.bopN, .SS&l, Sept. 9. 5l>i 3'nd Donne Temice ~--· del t •••••••••••••••••••
I"' Fttocb bedllde tbl $5. 2n3 Ave., F.V. 982-3025. ' • , ....,,uua SIAMESE cat., 2 yn, at-
SENIOR Steno Oerk, Public * * * K1no Rd. NB. GARA.GE· Sale: Sept I A: 9, PEUGEOT 10 spd $85. Gal'-Ma:r. fecUonate, Like children
: ~~tra~ De!: Collen Bowme CORNER ' bed tel, incl. -Quality itemL New 5x9' ~ ~le, 2 mo. old Sporting Gooda l30 Free to soo4 home. 83S-1379
~Sluth&nd, b'Ptn&, varied 1259 Cliff Dr. drapes le rup. $150. 14. Ital, Nit 9x12' lwry ov-1 ......,, Kill& 11 water bed FISCHER wper l1aa lids PERSIAN Kittens CPA
;<1utta. S yn. ""'° ....,.. l.efuna Beach -•· -•·--doon. $Jl •-• rug, port. _,., dinette eompl in. FG-15 Yam&b& w!O. marker blndlnO-U5 J!ec!otend, Jl5. ..,. ...__ -1...:._ _. .... _ .-' ..,.... R• IMD A: 'WOll'ien'I c.lothn. C\dtar $50 548-1082 * ....._ --= * ~ience reqaJred. F1nal 1llinc ,,.ou a.re ..... w""'""" -bed comp. SI M 11 c, _,, .. .., .. , __ Kl: Lama Cr, ·• · cm -. Lanie pro bOots """~
date ~pt. ll.~ C[ty_ol 2 flckelloce~"'J!!._ 536-8f02 ~ --MAYTAG el«: ~ $75' 2 1;,e 9, $S5. Xinl eond. 2 BLUEPOINT Stameae ~.
•Larun& Buch, :!al ._ . CM. 10 &m·T -Maple ltep end tables $10 -1748. ea. I wka. M 6 ... ~A'ft. Phone •1124. f'olllea~J..-DF.CORATOR movtn'e, BIG ·BIG YUd/Palir> Sale, ea. MQile eaffet &able $25 5*)..0ll5 -l&Crillor, a• eoucb matchtnc . SPGIH ' ~ l'OCl,,$11.f---"-'';.;;.=;...--. f ~VICE Statton/Sale. a: at the-..i club cbllir, coffee table, 9rt1-&AM·~ ~-lDrh. MapW-= table ta DesJr South 8eDlf ~ SUrtet ,lfechan!cal p er a o n n e 1 FABULvvS I·--all ..,.._ ............ 0 ..._._, $20. 11 to 5 pm. ..,a_ No, 774 Hamel albacore Def• t FORUM .......... ....... ~. clothes, ap pli a nce s , • ...., 1-.-.-------~~!: ~~~ ~! SeP,t. 13-3f;1 1, \ ':;: 9 Everythin& %_ price Sun. 4K~S: ~ ~~1: :: $15. 5tM832. ~::Wm!!~ ~lea~-;~
1tial. Mesa Verde Shell Please call 642-5678, qt 314 M ·~Ult eell. ' aofa. lOAM·lPM. The ·Villa, 19H 138 E. 11th St.. C.M. _ _. "·-· lltU
'Service, 3131 Harbor Bl,. 01 bOdy-all ttached to SUl(y betwem 9 and 5 pm to claim Frie refttg. Dmce1 king u E. 4th St. Sa.nta Ana. ~. [ 111 eyn .. iu • uu •,, e
C.M. :t1rz!e~:otls~= :O~ ~ =: ~~U: ~-ier·~: ~· ~~ ~~· lllx ~· •• teV... ~ :.ip. Two .:....ble
SERVICE 1ta·. attendant.I, pt * * * _. end tbJ1 548-1827 '" ~-. niwK&o "'~"'• au-., .--, i Lf--·2 TI__. M AA female1, S2!0/oUer. 'a: full time. Must haw exp. ========= • , ice lxoo )Jotoreycliet. boat A pump, laddft' I; accta. ·-.._, .-m-m, eves. , Comm. plan A: &tlmt' PIY. DIN rm. •t. 6 cbn, buttet misc treuures. Fri A Sat $100. 5t5-8598. .
·AJ>i>ly Shell Sta., l7th .l MAINE ANTIQUES wbt Sl!J5.' Cooch S150. onty. :m Onl, ll&lboo Io. CARPETING-beJp llYlon. 2 FEMALE. 1 more ldtten. amISTMAS Samoyed Pupo, ~.CM. no-~~~~~~ Whcond.t~b,!!,tbl.AllinXlnt HOUSEHOLD ltema, living not faded. wtW. ~lone batr, aix Wftb. ;fui,,~~·-.:m !''~ 1,:::;;:,,=;;:,=--.--.==,,-~·-~~· _,, ~ · nn ·i.m, -etc. '!302 belOl't! t>lten up, L.R. l8'ltl' 1197.2825,
SERVICE Cotlnm Meat CUI· ..... hand canoed Victorian DESK. 6' • 34". ~. 2 Ocean -N.S. Sat, 9.'5, +hall, s 8'. $100. m.mc. * FREE KITTINS * ~.r-. _ .. DOW,
U!r, exper. f.I da,yl & wk. U chair, Ra chest, pedestal, bkcuK, $3 tL Sl'WI tnpl 81.m, 12-5, "'" "°'
Jl<'rd. Union pay ocale. ....... Victorian Iam111. 2 bun~' II ·~ TRUNDLE bed W/bobten -2425 OBEDIENCE due .......
1Call 863-51S.1 aflm' 5 pm. hqe 4 i:io-tu beds, 3 cloclcs. Ed .. =~ N B.o. ..._, Port 26'12 Buawood, Eut Bhd!, $25. Good dbie box sprirw a: FREE kitties., nlee, healthy in t h • lrvint/Nt'lt'IJICC't
sµIV)CE Sta. Graveyd man Handcl-type table lamp, ·--' Ne.._ Beach. Thund&1 6 mattr.u.. $25. 1311 E. 18th. P"'tty • calico, b1k, atnav, Beach ...._ Wed., Oct. c,
f/Umt. Prefer c 0 11 ta: e Gambler's chair, Olewelle CHEST of draWft'I. desk, Friday. 9-7 and 9-3. CM 541-4485. tabby. ~ '7:• pm. Optn to all tlop:
1tudent. 6 DQI wk. Aro> mirror, Pier mirmr, Queen comp. twin bed, &ll '50; tan REFRIGERATOR $50 Bed FEMAI..E. bl.act i white' OY11' 5 mot. ~
CM Anne dMp leaf tabl•, Prim!-11Yloo oo!a $25, All clean, HouHhold Goods 114 .19th Newport. · tive, loads of misc. Fn/SaV good cond. Eves. SU-3666-and maltn• $30. Wall cockapoo. 4 MOI old. To DACHSHUNl>S PtlPI. mtn.,
SERVICE station attendant SUn, call 64&-8441, Newport MOVING ll1ng TEARING -. Beach boo. c!odt, -· lk. lilMI0.19 aood !tome. ~ AKC, -mabac nd;
needel tun p/tlme. M~ ..,_,,h. -se couch. Must 111U. Cham.hen: ltw. M'·-11 111 Ml 11 111 blaclr/tan· -m1a lldlt
lop. 3400 E. Cout Hwy, -· ~'et' bed, ~"~ Gu wall b&&m. Ml8c IDrn. -·--·-cloC· !i!Mni-' ,..,__ del M ANTIQUES FM velvet vie-.... ,, ... , ec.. JDOWH, ......,...l.U'I. m.8(11.
' .....,,.una a:r. torlan aofa, 19" mirror with aft 6 ==~~-~......,..,.-SILKY tim1er P\J.Plo AKC. I
SERVICE flt.ab. Fu 11 er carved aold lri! frame,-~· "ow=°""'H"ooeter=--::brul,--.,.bed..,-DINING/bkfst table, I chn, wtekll old, 1 h • d l e 1 1 , ' Brush eustornen. XI D ' t drawer cabinet, round oak dough box, 2 couches, OW:. wh/,old <Virtue), oval 9xl2 ) a I odorlnt, dwnpkm ttock, ~ 962-0416. coffee table, marble top atuffl!d rocker. c:rocb le nil, wh/eold, etc. Movina. ~-==~-·...,~....,=--I SEwma Machine' Operaton dresser, am. marble top misc SG--8786 best offa .. ft4.lf41. · LOVE tor Sale! AKC Ir111h
Eltp. Some tralneet. cheat with mlmn', plclun! • · CARPET roR SALE INVITES YOU Sctttt PuD, T wkl old,
Top Drtwer Swim Wear framel:, cut &Jul.' ",ch.Ina. BEAUTIFUL, CU1tom made, by Carpet La.Jer, CaD Thenderin Webnn. breeding,
Ml)..8425.. 3760 Campus Dr., other turn. not antique, a:la.u top, &Old leat bue, e M&-5'145 e 54l).Xll(S m.7285
NB. .-a from OC -' ~ mlfble top cam tt· coffee table. 15Q, m.-0139. Ml_ll_ · Ill 1'G"'ERlolAll==:--,-=!:"'-""'h,-•-L"'•-
l ===-==...,-,;o~LS blT,'-b!k H!tdioock -· KING she -&<Id bead-Int IW ~----I SHARP GUYS A A ~ '°"" ttb!e. 6TS-189'f ~~ ••• 2 ~ •• ~~ r~ ~ po " •~~ "'"" loold.cc for a. career in bo-~ · ....-... .... ..-. --...._.,... -u.-... wtJ. J25. to $35. !M-41" a.ft ikiut eats a mamt w/v~ OM A.demi Antique• &G-05'16 A1mo1t new. 6. ~e shop. Mlllt be aper., NOW OPEN Thun, Fri A: FOR tale hide--e-bed, pod 552..flO(& * YORKSHitiE Tm1er,
in hiab Whkn mms well'. Sat. 11 am t>1 4 pm, l!9 W. cond. $28.50. COLOR TV" $175. Part. TV male, AKC ftl. D c:ham-
Ovtt 21. 6 kUbw for a lit St., Tastfn as.b7C2. 536-72M $27. Tank YaCU.um cleuer ptom:. Pkt tr best otter.
)utlnr poottton. * * WANTED * * IOFA o1eepee • pd. $2110. $12. All ztnl. ltl 1"'5 54S-1995.
THE LOOK nw1>1e lop:Reaoooable. * 83M111 * bOan!o. N'ew! $2p -. i call ... Appl. An-wub -w!O. Sell "" $85. TWIN Spanbb Oat bead-NEW
'44 '500 830-8333 evn. *** Sota I: malchtng love 644-4648, 673-1830.
~r. in lilVfl' tolderir.C mlmlr, $us. SoUd oU: ict Priwate. 96S-7910. top, new lelt. noo. cau
M IN IATUltE dachshund,
brawn. female. 12 Wft:kl
$40. 54W711.
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lift list'!' Make them happy
with cuddly, allppt'r llOCks.
JiU,v 11111 ""' .... -straight piece ror each on 2 ''SILVER SOLDERER ANTIQUE hall-Wl'l"at.. ..a~ ............. Both mo. BUMPER Pool Table, slate SllrllllS
IMa!l 1talnl111 11..t sub-Im. Sl20. 111"'112. Fat Pzot!t i. attained when afta S pm. 49MOl2. I 111 11 !>"~.,(.a-
GER.MAN Shepherd puppie1,
AKC reg. B1Ji: I: tan. Shobl.
Born 7/'YJ/72. 847-9947. CHECK INTO a playful needles. Knit in ttd wool,
j ...emblln A thin wl.11 tub-n. futett draw tn tbt Wat )'OU aell through, re1ult-cff-5 Spd ~ bike, ed cond, 1 JORIOI
µic. Exper. in inducUon ••• • llaU1 Pilat Qt_,,,.,, tin& Dally Pilot OauJfled $2.S. " suttar, n e w l 7 ' • ·~tr:"i:::::" ~::.°"::pi~ oot '" Ad. -• Ada. IO-llm -'10. <;all 540-&'9.
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pantlult and prett;y drul fl"tt" fell trim. Mll1. Pat·
lRISH setter, female, 4 trimmed with rick rack that tern nn: slzn J...10 yn. in-
monthl, .11tvitt hou1ebroken, points up the IJ1lU't arwle duded.
amll11. $35. Ml-4740. teaming. Q U I c K -s E W ' u:-v~D-tt•·nn: Clllllft'I
6 WEEK old Lhua Ap,!JO HINTS! b" each pattern .. add 25
puppy $50. 642-t818 or Printed Pattern 9101: NEW ctnta for e.ch pt.ttml b'
534-3885 eve. Miik•' Slut a. 10, u, 14, Air uau and Special Uudl-
• ··-Pu ~ -·-• 16, 18. Sla 12 (bult 34) Ing: ..-.. -~"' ~ Jll, ~--.~-, pantauit 214 )'U'dl 8()..lnch. delivery will tMe 1hne
wkl, AKC. $75 -$125. WMka or men. lrnd to * 5f4..3S17 * IEVENT'f........ CENTI Alice Broob tbe DAILY
HOl'Ht IN tor •ach pattern .. add 25 PILOT, 105, Nediecntt .,......,.,=.,..,,."""'=,.,.....,.1 ..... ,... ftCb patmn tor lle'pl, -163. Old Olol.. * APl'Al.OOSA * Air Mall and Spedal mu. Station, New T"'1<. 11.T.
• -• old ~di.... dllJW: otherwise lhtr.kl&sl IOQ!l. Print .. ...._ .-.
• ·-deHV<ry will ---rtgl1t.recl. 75. wet:kl or more. Send to 1.1,. Pattier9 '
CALL ANYTIMI M&rlan Martin. tho DAILY Totally New UIS 11-
540 3803 Pn ~ • ., p onlt ........ cnmmod -• , -·· -· attern Dept., ~ ,_ __ :m West 18th St., N.,. knlL QV...1t "1-. ~ ~-
GENTLE Glldlrw TB/Anb York, N.Y. IOOU. Pr1nt U0 deolpo. 1'REE 11&-
Slngl,.foota. 11 band&. $!00. llAM:m, ADDUM with 15 cents.
Xlnt tor bej:. to-lJ.TI'. SIP, 8IZIC aJJd l'ITLC NEW! ....... ~ lte&
CIUW'S l&ddJt. --JruMJIEa. lam lo m&l<e,--hand tooltd. XIII( --'1$. lllO 'nip nD-Wlllt• Pal· lrom """ enlbt ........ $!.
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uddle. ~ pattern. ~ cents, 1.lh41nl Girt ..•. •••••• ~~~~~~~~~·~ ~·= .. -~ .. ~·~rr-~-•• f.oda1, wear tomorrow. 11 11"1 R•lfll
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locks " " U p 'd l n 1 y " 25' Ah', '""· " IOlet)' eq111J>., ......,...,.. "" mm '"P· x1n< ,.,... Pvt. pty. WIU PAv OVER
sakty dbl lkln bull, $19o. •96&--"-1-397_. -----I
499-009. 2 Wbeo1 trailer p1c1ruo bod KeDy Blue Book
MAZDA
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for l1f1 model, cle .. , l...sed. RO'l'A!tT poweitd.
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GOLD
TRI·Marn.n32:dl'New.You will accoMmodate 3
finish. Hullo A Croes beaml motorcydOI $130. 9!HS75.
"""pitted. l'll-wd • !rbttll. Auf9 S.nrlce, Parts 949
Sell "" ....... $1000 cub. -------...,. 615-4$, atk !ar 0.1. TURBO 400 ,,..,,., woti<s
pttfect $95, New chrome
Boat1, Sllpt/Dockt 'ID 1Jde mlnM fur truck °'
'tics, Import•, trucks ot -.1 1111 ••• ,,,, ........ ' ........ -ff umJMrl. • IKIML ftl1ftUW
Call Ind ulc !or Buyor ?2 ROT AJIY'S . .
·~~.w-,-."":::::t. . CAMAIO Miro SeNl<o, llm.N.-dllc. •, P,'l5o,
-" ·llh•l•lt 8'>'· CK --• • =. ~..r-rr: "IO CU-. . Now tire., ._ . , * 1964 ~CIJP4' *'
van $XI. 548-3.nf.
BALBOA ·Slip for 411 bo41.t 427 Cbev Rat eng, Bit by
Oct. '1W•ne '13. Amplo Eoalne Dynamics. 650 !IP.
parlclng $90 m ~ n t b I Y • Ml ml on eng. Ca.sh or
DAYE ROSS "Demo Sale'!' . MX
PONTIAC 10 TO CH09SE \.,,
hitch $2315. 536-.1645, ' ·-Good cooct M111t •• M!fC XlOO -Needl • liUle wo<\< , ..U. · $2,tlO. US-5182 Xlot ooq!, .• ....., -f1110 • '.*' • .~
'68 YW IUG . bet_, 5 ' 1 -ji;iit 96&-2&10. · · • P~N11 .... ' C , _.. ....uo hea"" 19115 ,. canwo. Excel ci>od. 321 ''11 111.ero Mmteao, i. lill, .., 1 ~-..;...,..,..-.-:::~~:-:::-1.
613-1950. t\.ade. S4S-08'l9 anytlmo. "BIGGEST SAVINGS" SERIES
24IO Harbor Blvd. "Sorvlee ts the dltterence" . ·o;:::' ..... :.-• eu In. WJae OVll, map, Pb • .ir "°""" nd;.: dr,,1• '72 'G"•NDVIL'•E'' ' Of' -'1Uel' ~·· $.1800, 61r1412. ~· 'fl'usfelftd, eG-36'74: . IV'\ I,;; l> I DOCK for ~t. 'Power only,
op 11> 30'. Newport 'blond.
w1nt'er ohly. 6'1W053.
Boatt,,Spood & Ski 911 I~
16 Foot *1 ,boat. 245, HP o.n.ral 950
T-Bircl Inboard; $9!>0. Phone
COiia Mesa 546-8017 HUNTINGTON BEACH
** Wan"" l')Od clean MAZDA. .
transportation car. Phone 17331 Beach Blvd.
59>-1883. 8'2-6666 W..Mllr. Mr. Fry
Auto1, Imported 970 MERCEDES BENZ
(213) m-«95 Evenings. WANTED-Good E co no • I~~.::;::::::.;::;:;~:;..-I tfamp car. for $150 or
15' Glupar, w/50 HP Mere, Und e r . Ca 11
ALFA llOMEO
5ki ~. etc. 645-6914/646-0761 l7l0, 494-«195 .
1l••+•llstleo . llil
' cam\l!ro, Solo/ Rant
'69 Ford llT Jlan&er.
·heavy duty, 12 w i d e
AT,P/B,P/S. air, w/111,ii'
-tl!ll ~ contaJned-c a m p e r .
Tollet. All xiru, SOX) er of-
fer. 519 Travl!tte Dr, Costa
M ....
8' Cabover Camper, water
tupply, elec hookup, butane
stoW, slpa 4. $350. 646-3877.
Dune BugglH 956
l9n Factm'y bit 1treet dune
buggy. Excel cond. Slde
curtains &-radio. 11500.
Day1 644-0878, Nites 640Qt86
Trucks 962
BUY
VANS
NOW
VANS
ALL MAKES
Cycles, Blk11, 925
e GMC e CHEV. e FORD e DODGE Scoot1r1 -·-Camper Conversion
'69 Honda 350 CL, needs e Perfect • Contempo
me ch a i:t I ca I, tune-up, e C&ra·van e Chinook otherwbe good $250. Taco ~ e _ .
Mli>I Bike, .,,..i cond. noo· 1st '"HOWING or see .• ~ ~er. ~
·• "~7Jl2. ~ ~ . "73" Prlda & Joy 19 Ft.
A.JS 250 Stormer, '7l, $?65. Motorhome. Rear twin beds
KtwasalU 90, $l8S. Suzuki with bla: overcab bunk, eJec-
$350 trle butane refrigerator, 250. maa • kit. · atove with overhead oven,
837""3196. toilet, powered by 360 Dodge
3 speed Girl's purple Schwinn l ton with duals, automatic,
Stingray bicycle. power braket, power &tl!er--
Good condition Ing, air COJKI. and remov· "5. 644-081'8 able AM-FM radio. "SEE
2 Honda 175'1. 1970 & '11. IT TODAY!"
Both have orily 3600 mi. I mmedlate Delivery
XJnt cond. Reaa. ~79 Serial #57S212
anytlme. , $8?95
MUST Soll, '69 Ho n d a BILL BARRY Scrambler 350. Very clean.
l4So. . PONTIAC-GMC'.i= IAT
142..9646 (ll!lt St. at S.A, Frwy) 1971 HONDA ~ lOOJ E. bl st, Santa Ana
Low mileage A. fn xlnt eond. 558-1000
Very reaaonable, ~Ul8 --'-------
anytime. '64 Chevy " TN PV1 6 cyl.,
'70 TRIUMPH TROPHY Stiel(, H.D. SUspenSkin, H.D.
1 Tires, Aux a:as t a n k • 650CC. 3600 Mt. a.EAN Original finish, extra clean
AHa Romeo '72-
2000
NOW IN STOCK
For lmmtcll1ta
Dellv1ry
lnllant Credit
BANK FINANCING
COASl
IMPORTS
'68 250 SE, elect sunroof,
wldte/blk interior. Radial
AM/FM radio, a u to.
whlte/blk interior. Radial
ttrea. $3850 4175-5164.
M.B. 280-SL or cpe wanted
by pti pty, Will · pay
IOOOl>-l6lOO· 673-6220.
MG
100().1200 w. Paclllc est. Hwy. --...,,,,"'"'==--&U-Otoo '69 MGC·GT Newport Beach (n4J Wire whee.ls, ra11y ligbts,
.Alfa Romeo AM-FM . stereo i.pe deck.
Xlnl oond. $2175.
979-1319
4 spttd, radio, heatl!r. (ZXZ. NOW ON DISPLAY· 666). $"15 dlr. 8.'J6.65.15. Sal.. Servleel.0~"""'~-~--,-,-PIU19 Body Shop '70 Opel Sta. Wag. Auto.,
COAST ·IMPORTS R&H, ale, 10 ml'•· $1550. · Day 835-1665, EVH 673-8891. 1000-1200 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport ,Beach 642-0406 PORSCHE
1960 SPYDER 2000 series, 5
spd. Xlnt $695. Will consider
trade. 968-3549.
-AUDI .
1964 PORSCHE . S.C. Perfect
shape! 1800 cc e n g .
$2700/trd VW c m·p r.
613-4821.
PORSCHE 67 911 AM-FM, 1970 AUDI lOIJ..LS, 4 dr., chrome wheels, sharp. Must
AM/FM stereo. Xlnt eond. sen fast, i 3 , 3 5 O / o t fer
4 spct $2695. 546-6170 or 530-fi696,
644-IJJ05AUSTIN .:::..:::R:::.,E~N~A""'u=LT=--
'
.'69 BROWN/black lnf.~Fine
ruiintng shape: Ni!w tires.
Recent reblt ~. Fh'm.
Pvt pty. 642-3000 Martin.
AUSTIN HEALEY STOCK $850. 548-.3'1i3 $7$ e •52 Ford l Ton * HONDA 50· + Stake •53 Engine, Dual '66 Austin Healey 3000 Mark
Dependable 673-18&8" Wh l R ~,_, ·~· nr. Xlnt """nd. Make offer.
• Ranoult Demo ·s111
Semi "nnuel
Demonstrator
·Clearance S.le
This Weekend
UnbHiable Prices ee I, uni uuuu, ..,w-J, ""'
FOR aale 1972 HONDA. Take ~64:::>-00<!:..::::c'c.· ----= 673-0085 aft 6 pm.
over pymts. 1969 Chevy 2 T truck. 40,000 BMW
646-5200 mi. 2 spd rear end, extended ----'-'---305 HONDA Scramblet. Xlnt bed, W/drlve up ramp. Also
cond. $200. or bl!st otter. trlr equlpd to catty (2) 23'
~·. boata. Gd cond. Petf for
BULTACO. real clean, hardly racing can, dragsten, or
used. $250 or otter. Call _boa=."=·=64=Z-054~~2·_=,_,=
'64!)..1609. '64 CHEVY \f.·ton P.U., 8''Ai
e ,70 TRIUMPH 250 e C.O cam~r. '67 2i0-6 cyl,
Good _c:ont_!. Ne~nt. Must aux. gas tank. New UPH. 8 . sen . make offer! 6TJ..5ll2. =s. $1350. Make ofter.
ALL 1912 MO.DILS
' IN STOCK FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
INSTANT CREDIT
APPROVAL
BANK FINANCING
COAST
IMPORTS
1911 VW Pop Top Camper, CHIYELLE ""USTANG Bnnd new • U72 PMU~ AM/FM, 900) mt. $3500., I' "' Gran<lville ' 4 Dr. H.T., oolllider all ottm. e.!135 ' wrrn AuToMATIC 1;RANli1
alt 6;30 pm. Im llWlbu ~O>llpe, V-8, ' '67 MUSltUtG . PS PB, stmo AH " F!4
'70VWMicrdbul.XlnteoDd. 411~:Cll'wlrndt O.rrl·1 39,000 mtlel'.1 radio, t-glw:, cruise.~ MEDAL WINNER Brand new titt1.119<>ked tor ,88 ~ Sia w IWd to ten m>m b?i.nd new. trol,, tilt steering•whee i 9i
NEW ·STYLE """11d P1"' ......_. $1115. low mliff, aood "°""· i:;: ppllOlleyi~ condlllon. .v-1.; • -, vin)i'~ ~~
&£.3550 or 646-3'l55. 968.-58SI) .; , ~ 3i ~ •. mags., new. tirft. air conditio~~'/:i NO
'65 vw Factory CPEPft new , .(486.aCQ), $ll95 Bkr~ much more. ~ 1
lSOO ....,., 'Exct!lent oon-CHEVROLET '. IH.:j9<il): • r ·:' ' · · · I 21'4!!~11-WN ' "'
dltlon, · .uldllg t1550 . ·· .:._,, ·~ •:1 no '.'10 .l'tJuataJlg,Conv .. V-3,·351 .$399 · ,,.i,,
545-IJ04L · . 'JO .. OYO· 2 Dt. HT "eng.' co(c, '. p/~ . P I b , "' , ; ,
.
HI LUX
'63 vw .. SunrooL Reblt .vs: ..... trus.r power11e<r-1 ..... --.cOnilred, f109.S7 ·•r mo.
8 R 0 NZ E air/cond. Rebl~ ·en Ctn e, bl&, JIO'tVt!r -brakes. tint t.$1895.-482-9498. 4 ~ •'
. $350.call552.-9214. glau, ~ • .._heater, whtte \69. MTJSP~G, .Gra.n!fe, Ye•, ju.st $399.00 fa thet
MEDAL WINNER ** '88 VW CAMPER.. fllll w~ ....._ (l!llSBflC>l, $1995 ~·llil'lD~,wrrrJY. $Z<O!Ji\"I. i t»wn ~ and'· ol'!Y I
equip. & """'· $22JO or best dlr. Call ~. 1 'l!>i' VW cmPJ'. ~ . $109.97 ts ,the Iota! JD(lllthlt ·
otter. 546-0238. l 1970 o.ev. OciD:xlims Eat.ate, •ii ilfuS'I'.ANG, V-8, auto, ~ent. incln~. tar,
'65 'VW.-GOoD COND. !_:.~1 Sta. Wp. Pwr., 'PJ.S, olroJClnt".colld.•tf!!lO, !~~ and.:\1 llna.ne~ · ' ,.., , ........,_ · ' , ~ A bnbs AM~FM 1673-5501. . · ~~es, tor ~·mo1. on ay 1 ~ ·=' ' tilt '• -'"'1. . . . • ' ed _..,._ ...... ..... ~-~548=8483~e · . . -Sh!ftO nd)ct ~ ''9 ·Web IF~ Mags p_rov r::..a~• .... ., ' ' ' !-~,-,~-===::--, , faclor)I Air, lumro tacit, ' • · X1i1 pttce Is $5411,69. 'lnclodbll
'61 . V)V, SUNRQOF. · new tlr<I A bnbt. P.aneJ· =le=~ ,\ tax A license? Delerred' l'a.!/:. '
$300orllestoHei:.· log. Asldn& fleo9. i;&r.-.. .. , . •....,tpttcets16'91.:ll.w~
' 1\-~ .,.,, •68 KINGSWOOD 9 pui. 1966 ·~~tang" S t-ar'! d ai,r_ ~ incl~es all finance~
1968 vw Bug"P-, c:ond, 350 turi>olire ne lrani.'l ·ey1. Exel.' cOii11¥• iaJes. tax ando )l~.-,,¥-
tbruout. 42,000 miles. $1,150. wgn. ' w $8SO. '548-0039.. ' • · , nual percentage • rate k '
CELECIAS
&
lANDCRQISERS
~·· R/H, ,auto. Vln;yL .., 10 85 . ..,_, •
ALLAv"1LAllLE FOR Pvt. pty.•4•..t619. AJldng. p,9115 pvt party ..... 1965 ·Mus.A!"G · ·Bill BARRY. • .
1967 vw Bug -$795. Good 54U357. • " "~·99119 • • ' ' -;; ~IATE DEUVERY . cond. Radio/heater. Clean CHEVY •n &!auvilJe Van, 12 MUSfANG, 1968, 390_ Eng. ' ~ 1
shapo .. Good;~-1!33-1807. pau. ·~1• -GT;Wlth ·ll;xlrat, $1400. can PONTIAc..GMc:FIAT'f
'68 VW Runs beautifully. Pvt. ply. 551-3695. . 1 a.5, MS<i)27. . · . (qi ·St.. ~l~A. f\'wy,) ",/
Some J.M .. da'mage; Must ' "--" · · m E. 'lst St., Santa ADi. ~ '69 Chevy Malw ~'"P· , . Ol.DSMOIJLE . . . !558'1000· . , • ,.,
AT
' -'!fl\:~~~· . mow -:aean"· ~ * . ~:; ,,,._;,;....... ..... --·G1.Wnr ~,;;,£iii · '68 VW, ,_._.....,.·ye ' -~ -' --, · rl!IJ Oldl:•98-.14()..·Clt'J1Uti ~ -rubbei. '•~·, "" . c" DWt laii& $l2So. • ~ ·~~ .;T.i,.;,; IL1.:~~ ~ Trani: , • -.. ~ " .. ~: Al! TOYOTA· ·n vw Bug.rib. 8llglrt body ~· • "67 ·OLDS. 98 LUXiili¥ I· " T~liRD"' ' ·
-· damage. Xlnl eng. &JS.'600 '64 Oievy. Van; i;d body " : SE:DAN. EX CE LL EN'!' •
1966 H&rbor, C.M, &t&.'9soa betwn 9 & S. l'W)Ding ·cobd. '600 or beat ICQNDiTION. ~16 '59 T-Bird, mech. lounl.f · -· ' vw ''68, AM/FM. Good cond. otter. 546-4403; 64>7598. 1
• • ~ ; ~. ru~~~" ·53,cor ~ BRAND llrlll ~2337~er. Orie owner. '12 Chev Nova, V-1., like nevi. ' PINTO I $351)/best Olt.r. G&-1353. •
IRR Bucket seats, ps, pb, 3 spd. im PlNPO 2000 CC. -;afr, ,** '60_ Tamp. :c~ .. ~,
stlck,$2600,6".<928alt« r:,:;,.,.... -~~ .• ~ -~-t\m .. G4 '!l>t ·carl.,l'll"'~ FROM TOYOTA VOLVO 1966 CHEVY VAN .;;;;,;,~si,';ID'.,a~ make oiler.~. •" '
$1,:DJ ' ' ' 642-1646 :ext 205. •' ' MX BRAND NEW '62 Chevy I111pola s ... w ... ~-. liiilii.
Vo.1'. VO Xln't oond, Rell\<<!"• brks.IJ::, =:..;;;::::....,~;.;;...;.;.;..;.;;..;.,=~~ Come in, -test drive!
Also available for
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Land Crulseo Station ,
batt. Tony, Call 646-4202. .
$95.3~ 2· . MO. CHRYSLJR
Wagou. Mark ll station
.Waaons A Cellc&1
DEAN LEWIS
·-·TOYOTA
'69 NEWPORT
FIJU, FAcioRY·EQtJIP.T ,......,. alr-t.'JOOdea. $1t!ll.
• · 195.a; .to1a1 .... ·m.~ -<tmABR>. '.ntVECall -tu. """• ' 411 .._... . -~-ldf 48 !'!Oitiif:'OO: COR II• ~~Price
$4,lS75.S6. Full cash price
1966 H bor Blvd '4098-55. A.PJt. ll%. On
cost• M.:~ -~, •J>Pl'OVDfAN . ..i;e1redllEWI< .. <21Smi>.
'72 Toyota Corona delux, · .
Vinyl · rooi. AM/FM radio. •
AIC. Ao ID trans. tolal >pl VOLVO •oo Dod~ ·van.' Xlnt. conj!:
3,000. Purchased .neW at•n. , Beat ofi.0 · tUea. ct.11
Alt 6 pm -.641l'Cl!lo. lf6' Harbor llYll. 49H892. · '
SW Calta Mn• 646-9303 FORD VO~ AGEN VOLVO '63, 122$, BJB, low --------....-
'65 VIV Baja Bur• New reblt miles, new . battay, littt. '71 COIJNJRY' SQUIRE eng. Many extral. Make of. Ex-eel cond. $5i95 ar good of.
fer.645--0369. , =Wt:~ iailboat. Statlonl ·~ v!,. auto
'68 VW, like new. AM/FM · :uo 11• , traps, faCtQ?Y ~. ~
radio. Inside beaut! Pay· '68. Vol~, 1,,_ . /ff, auto, Window1, ~ ltftlina.
men ts plus $500. 642-7559. 4ise ~ · Xll:i~ .;;:1" A power brakes: white Wall
lOOl).UIX) w. P'adllc CS!. aw,. * '61 vw * ~·at. al ~· 515'_ • tires. ('1!2CAK), :$35SS cllr.
N,.._ Beach <nil 64U406 &ood oondltion $600 or '68 Vol"' J.<;1 •. xlnt oond., i ,;:ClJ!,::;.83S<lSjs;:.::;.r:;c,,· --=-==
RALEIGH Sprl .. 27. 10 ,...,, ________ _
All fenders etc., good shape 1963 Chevy truck w/cabover ~ Call Jf:n • 646-8739. cam~r, for sale or trade
.-. · for bike. 495-0068. '10 Yamaha 175 Enduro. &xpaiimn chamber, helmet, Autos Wanted
extrH $350. 546-6122. WE PAY TOP
li'lO Honda er. '70. New
~ 500 ml. Extru. $200. ·-· •n Kawasaki sso
Extra. Clean $550 * 496-0781 *
'64 650 BSA 1265. * 6'2-2023 * call alter 4: 30 PM
CASH
for --l trocb, 11111 call ... for free flllmateo.
GROTH cnmoLET
AU !or .Baleo Manqtr mu Beach Blvd. 1968 BULTACO 250CC, reblt ffUlltinatOD Beacb
$350 or best ott1:1r. Moving sn.fi087 Kf '"3!3J.
4179 JoAnn St., CM aft 5:30. ...... ~•~ 1 cl ..:.::c:.c~~'-=~~~-1 WE ""¥ all m .... H o e~ 3 1pttd Glrfs 22" bicycle. used eportl cars, paJd for
Good «indlUon. $40. or not. Please drive In for * 644-0878 * tree "pPraisat Motor Homu s.1,}Rent
Ol'E{i R.QAD
'MOTOR HOMES
940 NEWPORT
IMPORTS
INSTANT
CASH
SUBARU be•t oiler 53H938 stick """-$1395. Must sell. '66 Font Falrlane w...,. AT,
1966 VW ~arebl.clt. Lo 14_94-0147, 49&-2'58. runa: good $595. • '6i Ford
SUBARU mileage. Excel $995., Aulol, U.td 10 pass wagon, loaded, too!
Visit our new bomel * * -rack, AT.· PW, air. Wu<
0 --$995.~ As Low u $1599 '66 Squareback, Nf!W erg Ford Count. Sed. wai;·· Alt
FRITZ WARREN'S Orig owner, Good tires. $750. cond.,. AT,. P.S. ·PB, Wat-
Sport Car Center ...:•:...:.:96:::..2-75;.:.19:::· ___ _.. nnly Avall. --·-·
• ORANGE COUNTY'S '69 VW Adventurer camper. ---.--. ....... 'M·-~· ROY CARVER, Inc. LARGEST Xlnt cond. $2,000. •• •~u -~ ~ ~· '-Air, AT,,.. R1H. lib mw~ 234 E. 17th St. no E. !st St., S.A. 547-0764 * 61;.(MOg * cwt pabit Mop. ·SbUpl
Costa Mesa 5464444 TOYOTA '68 BUG, large '°"" aulo $2800 "' .,,,.., ofler.
DATSUN stick, line colld. $100 . IOICK ,,;-;::,,;:.:T,_. '="""'==
'72 240Z
2 Dr cpe. -1 s'pd dlr Take
older car or will finanee
balance {14LS38970) Call
546-4{)52 aft 10 am 494--9773.
'n% 241)..Z, air cond, mags,
xtras. $4,000/ offer.
774-W,JB
FIAT
'69 FIAT 12~
2 Dr. Sport Cpe. 5 spd dlr.
Take small down or pickup!
Can finance IZWW370) call
4~9773 alt 10 am, 546--4052.
JAGUAR
'&9 Land Cruiser, 35, 500 mL 968"-7079 or 893-59t8. i • · · 1 '72 Ford LTD "B.mugbam1
Ex-l nd ~ MUST sell! '6913ug. ·Lea·.i-"""'BUICK. o&n.....,.,..1. . • Private pal'ty:"FOr aale Or "" co . .-,,y. ..... vu SW. •;a..i;."""' * sJ6....0:383 * town! Extras. Best otJa Air, tUn lpOwer. ftiide, Mz.:3022 Can i. aeen
ovet $600 takes,'531-3438. ~ • ... -. 962!-5321 at'6l.·CW. Bay, C.M. '70 Toyota M!ll'k ,II, 2 dr., 4 .. __ ...:~:.;:;;:...,,~~::--
'64 vw -· AM/FM, ~·· CA .. !LLA. C '68 FORD'LTD; BrO\lilham, 4 sj>d. R&JI. Mu.st sell. $1795 -~ ... ., ......,.. u
~t best oU«. 6)3-8979.. , • trans. $495. 6'J.4213 eves~i--=_,,._,,,,..,:--=::-dr ee4aD. 'Full fl'lr, ·41c,
541-5221 days. J'ett. YOUR ONL y IAnclau ~, AMtnr. Good
Fal Protit Is attaln<d wtten 1966 VW 8edan. 1 owner, . FACtOP.Y cond~ prtjp~,~ ,
~ aeJI throogh resu11-..1: R~ per!. $600. •UTHORIZED ·~ Fon! Golaide • 500, V'I,
ting Daily Pilot CIUIWed * 54&-882( alt lpm '* " k/C. PJS. , Radlofbe•lor·
ML W-5611 CADILLAC 1New t1m. Ver/ c:1un.
CLASSIFIED wlD IOI! nl Di:Atm 11133-93'12. .'
Autoo, lmpol'!tClijiijjj~ijiiiiiiiiiiiii '1' Lalplt'oellotloa d Cldll· ,,., -s .r bcttop, o1r. 1aoo In Oraop CoUn~. $1SC10 "' olf!<·-_;..-
&al• ~... • f!-1~ or 49'1-~
•
~· I ')if4fi111Cj
C••at I J;;'' ;uVl:RICI(' ci-128. FIAT Mil Gordon Grow Blvd.
Gard .. Grow 19M419
Motor Home Renl•l1\ Avallabl~ tor 'dally, weekt1
or motithly bufa. 21', 23',
WI! need your import car. -.61-XKE--2-.-2-. -4-apd,..-.
Buyeron duf19to9daily, w 1Rt whla Radial1t, B. J. Sportscar Center AWFM. superb ed. ¥••• 51'79'5
, a•-111,.t 2 -~ 1 i<>ld IJl!llol-' %mr~ , :111ry) J11s, a1r t.ri.I. ss.1111
NIMllOOOP!I 8m""'1 mt Sllll" -!)'. llUot
lm qI>l\J!AC -de ~ ..a& on... •Jiit.
i VDI•, all dtin· -~ Ill La Palolu, SU CJo.
and !5' aelt -coatalDed Mo-ala Harbor, Coit.a Mesa
. toll 8"""" all eqalpt with 1-:=~~'='="~1==,... 1entratol', root &Ir, and WE PA~ TOP DOLLAR
"""'1 other atru. All FoR TOP USED CARS
O...cbM are tm moclell. U your car 11 extra cleu,
WebloWtbollll-Am!aD -.. !Jnl
111o. P1eut ~ ae.IJllll1. BAUER BUICK
Mlllr Ifill llllfals °""" i::-' Blv~2S/JJ
SALES A LEASING ·
lull -!aclllly
llalar "'* Hims
DIPOR'13 WANTED OrancO Co<u>-
10P I BUYER
CU. MAXEY 10Yt11'A
l-c,--.,,-,53,_1,,.•....,''-00..,,.. __ , :n.,--:.,tJ.;.,, It Aey car Liit A Molw ........ 11&-Let 111 bu)! :.our ..,.,_.v--. -u,., u,ooo. * .,. * ... ,.
sell. $2750/be~t. 494--161~
KARMANN GHIA
KARMA!m Ghia '00. cood
con4. $300. Good transporta.
tlon. 2214 Holly Lane, Npt
'Bch a!l 6.
'&6 Karmann Chia. Good.
·~II([~ $?5IJC9':5'1'221l or-
518-2746.
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Surfers,: Lifeguards Reach Accord on Hours
By .IClllN· VALTERZA ., .. Dlltr .... ...,,
'Ibo lollr-liwd rivalry between swiJn.
men llld board surfers -with
IUe.,wdl clllght in the middle, u usual
-eruptecl in a lengthy debate Wednes-
doy nilJ>i before San Clemente city' .,..,_
Bal .. the arllU!Dtnta ended,
•V<J70Jle Wt reuooably 10tiafled.
Al • in this latest round In the mvalft!n o,hl f01 the best breaking
WPll It Tntal1ar Beach is the closure
ol •Gip JWllD\ eurllq spot to· board 8iafon II ceitaln perloda of summer _.,..
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.Police ·:Corral -'
Burro in Pants
' A lrlaky, hall-<fressed 'burro
eaugbt the attention of San Juan
Capistrano resldenis this momlng
and OMllSe7d some laughs before
being eaught by ber owner on the
OrteP lliPway. 1: Sherttri · officers responded to
reports of the animal, which callen
Burien, ..,,,. of whom bave been cited
for relualn& to move, cJalmecl that
llleguardl were unlalrl,y cloelng oil IOll\e
ol the bat apols and Instead ol aclheripJ
to • 1pedllc lime, were -l
Guards bad claimed that the closum
were &Heeled at time> when llWimmen
wooJd be in jeopardy.
II wu ooe. of the cited surfers who
. broqbt the. lloue before """1Cilmen -
for good reason.
lie was told by a munJcJM( ODUrt
ju<lie. eonslderlng the cltaUob that JI. 1¥: Could convince coWlCibnen to change the
rules,. 'the cue again&! him would be qped.
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Surf Beach
Access May
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aaJd wu walking nesr the fheway San.Cl.em-te.Cily Com>cllman TbOmaa . wearlng _a pair of· panl.s. ~ -The' biln'o wu takeo In tow by O'Keele Wednesday revealed ~·of a
lli-tllled-,..._. l>ef.,. am. receot-iand...aale which 'dlUld very ·well , -celrill ·olflcen .mvec1: , ~ the de~!!>· of , ...... o1 the' So\lthelll
'-..,,,. ... loflll~ ~lid... jlnlleo7 Coat'1 ;Uiollil .,......~
' ... ilie ' tOmale :i.1rro .. t:J. bOelo: . . --'!iilea ~ ~ '! ' ··.Jn-pents "'-~ the I ·~ p,iblle,..,.... .. ...,...L . =:i-of ~ -• of San -o'lecent aaJe ol liNCll loll Iii .-i,.· .. -'il" '·' ~·-.-. .......... . : ' . • Sbai'eclllfl COloay. lie , siid, "lUld lliiie
Pilot's Sports
Ediwr Winds Up
• Munich~wries
ouf' all public uae ol1 the Uilelands there
~ counly ollictali nqulro a IO.foot.
public easement 'llOIM!l'bere between
several lots that could become an e1.•
tension of the Beach Road developments.
"ft'• my understanding that those loti,
atrttchlng from tbe clownc:oast e'dge of
Beach Road to the Sboroclllls Beach
Cfijb have bem aold and will be ~ojied." O'Keele Aid.' •
The couocllman aetVea aa chairman ol
MUNICH -With the XXth Olympic ~ CQUDly'o Ocean Shoreline . Planning
Games "°!!Ung down to the wire and the Committee wh!cl> studies coaitaJ master
rmai; evenis, DAILY PILOT Sporta pl~g and land use. .
Edltor:Gieon White is on top of the ....,. • 'Poche, wbldl got tis name from a wllllf the <>range Coast .,u1 11na1 two railway f]&n m the ares, ~ a coo-part!clpanta I .istenUy jOod aurffng bruk and 11 beav~
Mis. PattY Jobnsoo ol Sap Clemente , ly uaed by board 1"' bedy surfers. . f~ to make the liDals In tbe llJO.meter At preoen~ acceaa is provided beneath El Camino , Real along a walkway (J()() paraJJellng a storm _,, · ·
~ .Unless that acceas is mailltained,
MUNICH O'Keefe said, the prlwte bouoes planned
· for the vacut beach 'W<luld be aerved
through ao ertenolon of Bead! Road.
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1972 whlcb is guarded by armed security
; , guarda a)!owlna accesa only to residents
and guem of tbe beachlnmt coloey,
The aiGcJJman Aid !bit thus far ' huidJei .1114 ezpresaed her di.sap-there have bem no oppllcationo before
poinµnent Jn, ao Interview Jn today'• the county to deftlop. tbe beach but II
apOrta section, Pages ~17 • they are submitted ~ bearings would
Andy W~and ol Niwport Be::cb came be beld on a ooadl•imlal uae pennlt
bact Jn ·a repec11a1e ,,.,. to gain the covering the pivpertJ;
liDals of. the rowing llllr1I and is tho lUI .,. O'Keel• illd not cllwlp either . tbe ~ge Coast area entrant reroalalng ID aeller or the buy<ra of tbe beach. IJMi .otymplcs. • He ezpllined that the auily cao Im-
, An lncldent came about on the v1ctort pose a ,.. •-lay to that land, a ~ followfnl tbe 41JO.meter daoh and "BRD" label standing for Beadt llecre&-!liffe cfelcrlbes ao allront to the U.S. tiollal J?istrlct, whlcb. th"1 would allow )'Iii by bladt America'ni. Vinet MatheWI for the Imposition ol publlc a-s eadl
ayno CoQett .. !lfe 11 , j a a '!,~ feel bile • BUI that accesa auaranteeo only P\I
.-.. cov~e ·of the ... of the tidelands, not private porllolts
lilll giWu .0ranp COut • r e'a of aaocL a pei'aonaJ Jmilbl'illll> Iha I*" . "1cb a caae Indeed occun at Poche, ~ ol all -eotrMta ID •addfo aur!ers would be illond, to-ride tbo to bll ov.ra11 ...,..,.... of tho iiiln .,.,.,, but there· -w 11e uconoom 1111
~ -tbe beglnolnc of tbe • ._. ' (See POClll, Pqo I)
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I ' Alter Wedno!day'1·p1-1tatlon, aurfe~
Terry La'f!'DC" , of 3300$ El Encanto,
Dana Poinf1 apparenUy wo0i bis cqe
belol" COjlllCilme)l , and J"l'&e Richard
Hanl.Utdn. •
Lawreoce appealed to councilmen that
specific hours be ae,t' up for chasing
aurfen from the "T Street" break ~.
!)>at sjgns be erect"! to ~l!Y the surf-
lilg rules set up >y ·lifeguards. ·
Lifeguard Chief Dick Hazard 'agreed
wlth 'the ,fdess ·buHilill emphaalted that
in certain cases, · there· should be some
Jatitude. ;-, . . .
· 1'be hours, he agreed, would be U a.m.
to 1 p.m. on IWlllnU ·days and a sign
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would be lnatalled In the area to advise
surfers from out-of-town.
When the rules are enforced, board
surf era • must move downcoast beyond
movable flags to pursue their sport.
Before Hazard, addresRd councilmen,
!!<veral pan!llls, Including local youth
Je.•~er Robert Bourr. -plained of 1n-
conslstOncJes '°' the guard enforcement •nd praised board IUrfers as poijte and
wor,thwhile lndlvlduals.
· ftazard spokes a few1 momeots lat~r
and said, "Don't beUeve that all board
Surfen are nice, oc that all swtmmera
a ... i bodysurfers are nict. There-are
some bad apples, artd if you could havo
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' . ' '• . . Cle~nte Can~t HanJJw ·· , 'J . • •
I ' \ , ' • .. i . ~any Atnbulfi;nce ·Calls
san' Clemente Public . Salety .Director
Cllllord -..ay today 1 a I d In recent
days realdeots seeking cheap; "°I'"
-llllllulance servlcO from tJie city lbe placed a rub of callo "uking
for !Wop ... just' can•.t-'provlde."
...., sa1d 'that tbe c11y·, 11a1 m
tran.poriauon tee U one prlme reasoo ,
for persons caUJng local police to seek
transfers for bo'Jlltal p.atlenis or
tranop0rtltion to Orange COUnty Medical
Center,
"That'• IOIDethlng we 'Jutt can't • do
because tbe city's rules emphaolze that
we ·transport Mlly· emer1ency cases to
lbe ,cloaelt mecllcal-care facility, and
that'• San Oemeote General ljospital."
. . The· chief ,aaid that in some cues the · B . d R • ts caJlen are weUare reciplenis wbo can .oar ' e 1ec not aHonl to' pay private fll'llll for.
-' \,. • .. · . -1 ltansport to the county medical faclllty Dana .r::oint fJind l ;:..=.lderable e~nse because of the
! . « -r , I For tbe lllOll ptrt, however, <he callers
' . R • • Eff creatJng Ibo problems "limply don't
I ezomng Ort OD!f4rslancftho'dt7'1·poait1oo,"be said.
B ttl R · · I "The only tln)e •~ btove a chance to
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a e ea ~on Q ' An -1 to .. -°"'a Ja1'e Uj)Jain It to them ii wben Ibey need an ~ 13 piece ~-north Dona l'Qint projlerty -1 ambullnce and they'ra not really In the
! . denied 'll'ednealloJ by'tbe Orange County "'°'!'I to agrae with ua and lhl,t e1useo
G E 1 _ N Board a1 Super·•·· \ · aome problems," be added. ' erma111 xpwin eed for Auack PropartJ -Mro. Irene Ryan bid Underscoring the rulea, tbe chief said
t ·E a decllbi of the County P~ the ,city c r e 1' 1 ~ '1WlYI respond to
, , MUNICH (UPI) -German olflellli wllo Wltd ID aavt Ille llYee oi nlne """"a•lon 19 rezone her land.from emergency caJil and ~ vto'.'.,dl to
meilben of tlio flr"'1 ~le te,m held by Anb -1&141 -y D to Jl..2 (!$1JO) which would the local bolpital. ::l llad ID -.lo dnpmate .-.;:; •awe -re-'-nfuod to notrt..l ~t to about 11 unlta .---'-'--"'-----'-., • ~ ·~ --., ... -... a 36-foot belgbt Umlt. Ir.. . ' .., --=-w -·-·-,,,. 111+•1) 1n question is located.. ruTES SLA1TED Glrlban .......... ol l'lllerlor llw Dlatricll 0-Banrlln 'Min.... tbe aat1a lfde o1 the Street of the Blue
ofw 1w Dr.-1111t.mc111anlrwd8dl'..;.. Mllllki.IGllmdalol Wela 1:!._n_.-~~~omeaa1d·:.:-~.n:R-r-cn 'ELIS ' ~ -'""'-cl1li .... a.y --..i}fil.iorllle -rm ai "-....... ~~· ~ I.' v. . i.,nA
i• c•• Airport T Icy lillbl. · 111 •> 11111i1 would allow a minimum . • Jo9I 11.....,., llQ Mid the -ai of the ..,..,. dopeoded m ol :f' ••Ila toot lots w)th fear units to ~emorlal aervlca for the loraell _ ='-·:..~~ol~ .. C"*'\-~.theln -llll!Or ~ ...... by the -a c.. Pl\ :form ooled !hit this WU bevicthnbeld• II the Oil'!'_!~ Garn_:"~ --llw -..,_ ............ to rty ..,._Alta Vi.ta al •· o•c...., tonl.-t ., • '•• Inell .,._ .lilDt dell1lnl tllaJr ~~"'!""-.i-•Jlalft.._ -th.5bolom.ln.&anta.Ana , ~11·:, • :la I I lllil.""Tcfr iliiiii llii-liliiii--.riil1-.......... -·""' 11Ufw ,.._. Tayio;., repreaent1nc TOO llmple ta located at the cor-
"!lalc Is • w ID a1lldlio tlaol _... dtc:lcilm mild lint -"" lln. llJ-. ...... llllt cfae bad loel...,. 1 ··r of Fairhaven Street and Tustin ~ llNo of• '•JI I& fta -It tlaal It -llOt,..... tlae nolm•of =·~ ..f1t= ~;-,: =· J~bb~.~r~ ~ ~ .. 0. 'lo....... · tlllt .. 4-lly ........ I ill:latt.
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lieard aome or the language from some
of the'1 on the beach it would curl your
hair."
Hazard stressed that in several in-
stances board surfers had "openly
defied'" lifegqard requests to leave the
Water_ after surfing closures.
"We just don't have time to hassle with
them because this problem comes up
when the break is big and rescues are
P.Jppi/ig all over the 18 miles of beach.
tflat we have to protect," th.e chief said.
Hazard then !old councilmen that the
new hours had · ·en tried out for the past
three weeks, "and things al"" t;etting
much better down there.''
El Morro, ,Fo~.
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By' Film ERICK scBOEMElll.
I Of .. D91t; Plllt ...., . ~ ~ . ' People who live near the aea tum to
live wltb tne sea.
It's a flOpuJar phliooophy around El
Morro Traner Park, north ol Laguna
Beach, where the t.iJJ ol Hurricane
Hyacinth destroyed a stout wooden
bulkhead, toot away ef8bl feel of aana
and left tralleis and docks ~ ov'er
precjpltouo CUiis ol aand. ; '
Hyacinth has created an ugly, coauy
mesa for the resident& of the tiny' park,
bllt they arin't cry!ng,
"'Thia IClnd of·lhfhg f!liust part of living
here," ..-i Rlch¢.Jet~ llandlng under
bis family's !taller' some elibt feet belo•
the normal level of the lllqd. ''Tbll is by
far the wont." .
He apeaka with 1ut11ortty, His JamUy
bu beeo coming to El llearo lfnco lllSI.
"The vetenns take tt R ltlide,"' com-
mented one reskfent who lives on the in-
land side of the p1.::.. 11lt11 just peH of
living near the opean."
Nature's most raceiit attack on the
park atarted Jul l'tfdt1, wheo waves
generated by Hyaclntli bqan to drag
l8lld out to ..... .
'"!'be l8lld' came .n the .,., up ID
hert, ,,. said Gtral4 Schalte, 1 RJvenide
Judie, polntlng-~tho ,lop, of tit •Jabl·!Ool
posl "The . bottom ol our ' traller wu
r!ght on the beach.•
M Hyacinth moved north, lnore and
Before that period, guarda would clme
tilt break to boards on aome .occulona
much earlier ~ 11 a.m.
eouocUmen agreed to allow Huard to
continue the new rules throUgb the rest of
lhis month. At tile mr1 '1l OCtobe> all
cily beaches '&'ill be opened up to board
surfers, unleas large crowds require
closures from time to Ume.
Outside councll chambers after thW
Jsr· was reso1ved Har.a.rd and Lawrimce
shook hands and agreed that each bad.
obtained wha~ he had aol.:ght.
"l think we both made out ~."·
Hazard told the surfer.
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· E. Germans_
Get Threats
Of Death
From Wire Service•
~1UNICH· -Police, for reasons that
were not'' clear·, put East Germany'•
powerful OlymP.'c team uod~ heaVJ'
guard today Iller . telephoned threats
from alliged fcal~nlll!....$!!!MW1d0
1roup1 to attack its atbleteo ·-IUJll ·i and bmnt..
• tllleen heavily armed Arab guuiillai ~ weto reported lllU at large · in Wal
Germaey.
The aovernment al.to .expreued fear
thal Jew1 In West Germany may be Iha
largeis of malled bonibs during Iha
Jewish new year this weekend.
"Poaalble attacks may be directed
against Jewlsh associations as well a1
European auoclatlons coMected wttb
Iarae~" the Interior Ministry said.
~ spokelman said the government bad
tnformauon that packages may ·be sent
from varloua places in EW'Ope. '
In another repercussion, the Egyptian
government declared West Germany
.acted unwisely ln the Munich affair and
must bear full responsibliity for any con-
sequences. A Cairo spokesman said :
"The commandos and the Israeli
hoatagei were killed Jn a German am-
bush, by Gennan bullet.. and in a U.S.
base in Gennany."
He did not amplify on what action
Egypt might take.
A Palestlnlan guerTllla broadcaat over
Cairo Radio Wednesday called West
German police murderers thirsting for
PalestirUAlf blood and warned that the
guerrilla movement would turn nut
agalqat German interests.
Weat German police went on alert
against such activities and heavily armed
troopa equipped with walkie-talkies
begllll guarding IsraeU and Arab em-
bassies and business establishments.
Why the guerrillas turned against the
East Germans was not clear, but a
spokesman said special transport in-
c.luding hellooWJrs had been arranged
for U. l East Germans, third behind the
United states and RU!sia in the medal
winning table.
Wolfgang Peter. director ot one or the
Olympic arenas, aaid he took the threats
serioualy. "I don't believe they are from
cranks," he aald.
Police oonflrmed threatening letters
against the East Guman.s had abo been
received but did inot disclose what
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Oraage Coad
Weadler
The aun will i!ftalt through those
early morning clouds on Friday,
according to t h' e. wealberlady.
Highs of around 70 are expected •t
the beaches, rising to a Inland.
Lows tonight In the !Os.
INSIDE TODA\'
Thdr millteu hOI ..w.d m
entire /or!MM o/JJ.U..lllilllotl
to IJ ccm1ncs -but thq'T1 ftot
... ctssonlv luckv clogs. s .. rtorr
Pao• 16.
more sand wuhed out. Realdentl were9't \..M. ...,. 11
too worried, because It.ha! happened in ~== . ,...J
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Tlltn came_ Tue9day nJ&ht. The llde - -• roee to the llx-foot man and ruldtnt ::.:= •,-.,.S:
Cotl\1 Chrlotlanoen aald waua wen --• l:ruk1ic •ell 0Yt;r tbfl 1.l foot 11\U'\, = :'r I:... ~
............ "*=•• S' a .. a
--CW.tr • --.... ---·-. It.-~ lllp rap formerly -elcbl feel ol .. ..-•
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WUI At,end Fete Oh, Say Ha"e
¥au -Seen I~ Council P-nts Of
Recycling Ruling
Newport -pollea ... trJlnc
10 fll1ln ""' -bappened to a . I pole.
'!'be IMolt Piia -ID 11.lnd lo lrool ot the bomt ol Ruaaell C.
~ ·~1n at• W. Oolall FrcmL
Bui during the hour• of clanu-
Tueaday night, 10meone managed
to abear the pole nU at Ill hale and
gel aw.y with the pole and rlgghg
wlthou! being notie<d. GrlHtn
valued the pole at f!llO.
Reeyelinc Center founder Lioael Burt
made a major bid for new city in-
volvement in the successhrl project
Wednesday but emerged from <:OUncil
chamben •itb only balf hi! goal cat·
lalned.
The bat Bun could do was to tt1ttvince
city councilmen to drop by the center on
Los MollnDI Saturday afternoon during a
fint-anniveraary celebration.
Ono majGr lever Burt had to win at·
trndabClt by the council wu a simple one
-i.... beer.
But the more proaslng iasue ralJ<d by
the l<rrmer t.Jeviston comedy writer -
the IWdi for I D<W home fa< the ceola
-will have &o wilt for two wttU.
Viejo Man
Names Actor
In Laws1iit
A MW.ion Viejo man and his 00,iness
.,._ todl)' IU<d entmalner Jury
~ for $150,GOO tn an Orange County
SUperlor Collrt lanJlt that cbarg .. the
-and the eorpo .. Uon be controla
with fraud.
Stanley c . LyM and partner G. J.
Ctminlki of Wlnona. Minn. name Lewis
and the Network Cinema Corporation es
defendanb in a complaint thlt claims
the)'. wen the vlcllml of mllrepreseo-
tatiOn in 1 franchlle offer.
Lewis is identified u the chairman and
-pr.tncipal shareholder of t h e Network
Cinema chain.
Lynn ll!ld Omtnald aDege that !be
Lan gniup bad no authority to offer
them the right to distribute lrancbius
for the cinema chain throughout the °'""" County ..... They claim that the Lewll organization
did not have the approval of the state's
cxmunissiooU of corporations to devel op
auch action despite Ill alleged claims
that ii did have auch authority.
Lynn and Cimtnsld, who slate Ibey paid
llO,llllO to the Lewll -,.,. the .ale
right to ..u -tn Onmc• County, a11o aJlep that !be Netwwlt Cinema
crpn!Jatlon nenr provided the promiled
tnlnlng. information or technlquel ·that
wuu.ld have tmbled them to obtaJn -·
'Sane' Marine
Awaits Sentence
In Boy's Death
An Onmc• County Superior Collrt jury
decided Wedneoclay night that Camp
PendltCon Marine Steven G e o r I e
COieman, 21, wu aane last March 13,
wllen be tnrucled fatal lnjurles on hla Z.
yeaMld -· '!'be declllon ended two days of
deltbetltlon1 and leave1 Judge James
'l'Umer i.... to 1e11tence Coleman Oct. 4
to what could be a state prllOlt tenn of
u]! to five years.
The same jury had earl I er fOWld
Coleman guilty of Involuntary
manslaughter. He was accused on arrest
d the lint-degree murder of Brittian
John Coleman.
C.Oleman wu arrested by Santa Ana
police ahortly after his aon died at
Oran&• County Medical Center. The chlld
never recovered consclouanea from the
time he was treated at the Coleman
bmne to the Lime of hla death three hours
later.
D:>ctor1 who testlfled at the trial said
the little boy's death resulted from
maulve internal Injuries apparently in-
flicted by a heavy and sustained beatjng.
OMN•I COAST
DAILY PILOT
n. Ore,,.. C..t DAILV PILOT, wt1r1 wlllcJri
la Clfl'lblnM 1111 Newt·~rnt. II S*bll~ .-,
JM Ori .... CM1! '°"bU11'11"11 C°"'"ll'f· S~
"'' •rtlonl 1rw tubll ...... MOl'lll1y ll'lrwtft
Pl'IUy, ftf' C•I• M•, NIWll9rt llKll, .
Hllfttlnfton ••achtl"...,,,111!1 V111ey, ltgUM -..ch, lrYIM/~ltMdl ..... ·S." C:""""'hl/
The lot where the center haa been
establlshed for the past year SOOfl will be
conve.rted to commercial buildings.
Burt suggested Wednelday that the
city allow the ceatu to operate tome-
wbere on the 1ite ol the water ~
tlon plant nearby.
I.end at the plant b abundant, and It
destined to become the site ol the new
city yard eomplei.
"I have In emphasize to you aenuemen
tonight that we have an unusual and
unique operation in San CJemente," Burt
said.
Be added that In the put IJ months,
bll promllel about the l(rOwth ol the
center bad been fulfUled by l(rOwlng lo-
volvemenl by lboiiunc!a ol I o c a l
residents wbo have adopted recycllng u
a alrong habit, not a paaslng fad.
.. All of my projectJons have borne out,
and my reqliesl .toolght II simply that
you help thll community find a die for
the center"" be said.
Councilmen had no oppo1ition to Burt'•
request.
They gave it no immediate support,
either.
All agreed they would decide on Burt's
request at their Sept. 20 meeting.
Burt has until the end of the month to
move.
And he hu all of Sablnlay a!ternoon to
convince !be council
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OLYMPICS ...
reasons the \W'lters or telephoners gave
for singling out the team.
Tbe Ii Arab perrlllu reported 11111 at
larpJn Weal .Ge!maDY were roPol'.ted to
be port ol !be m,tnol 'boM which ·in-
vaded !be Ol)mplc Vlllq, Tueaday, Ibo! ·
and<llflled two lurtlll and lddnapad -hoatq.. they later murdend tn a
-at a nearby alri>orL FIV6 llJerrlllu were kllled and -were Qptured. A Weft G e r m a n
policemen allo WU killed,
Police In ID ol Germany'• JO llltes
circulated pbotosrapha and deocrlptlona
of IS wanted Arabi llUpeCted of planning new .acll ol violence.
Huodrtds of Gmnan po 11 ce men
innrmecI around alrporll and emhauleJ
W-y to Jl'Oftlll ~· of
Arab terror ml 'rlolence.
A pollce llioblman In Wet! Berlin
decllnecl to elaborata on !be II Arabi
being · aoupt or bow polloe leamod ol
the~~ . .
F,_.P419eJ
Murder Suspect
In Isolation
For Own Safety
Tbomu B. -· !be lll!peCI In tbe Laguoa Beac1t ldlllnr of Mn.
Vlrginll Lee Hamnet, W!IS placod In
medical Isolation unit of !be °""8•
County JaD loday:aftar tquna offlcen
said they feared for the man'• Niel)'.
Officers nporlad McCutcben, so, Of
Dana Point, appOared to be despondenl
and made 1tafem.ents wblch Jed officers.
to make !be Iransfer. He had been lod&-
ed tn Laguna City Jall.
McCutchen was scheduled for ar-
raigninent on murder charges today at
the SOuth Orange County Municipal COur1
in Laguna Ni&uel. .
Mn. Hamnet!, 45, of IJ1, B WHe
Stnel, Lquna lleacb. WU found dead of
gumbot wounda' through liel neck 11111
head on a nellhbor'• front lawn Tuetdo1
morning. • Officera apprehended McCutchen at
the scene, allegedly lying next to ·the
body. McCutchen reportedly was the
dead woman's boyfriend.
Ban,jo Playing
~uty Queen
Wins Competition . . ~ .
ATLANTIC Cl'IY, N.J. (AP) .-
Catberlne Lawlcl1, a petite banjo player
repreaenttng Delaware haa won the
talent competition tn the flnt round of
preliminaries for !be Miia America
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Mia Kanw. Cindy Lee m ... woo the
twlmllllt conlell Wedneoclay nllht.
Mia Lawt<n, wbo at }lOOW II Iha
.-ol !be IO MIA America CO&
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"Back Hmm ApJn In Tncllana. "·flba ~ . l!f:.'l lilt~ pnfnr ... allr lllr
MJ.i slllei.'11. wbl·.,i....;i., add int
pounda and meuura ..._, II a 1111-
dent al Wichita State 'Unlvlrllty. • ;
The strli were the Ont wino.en tn ~
fin! round of pre11mlnarlea. (Rdatad
sand wu exposed 'l'hree-lnch Iron polls -plctur., Page 14}.· ,,
holding a bea.j bulkbead buckled. The IO --of whom "\D
DAMAGE •..
Wooden decb caved In. A c1oun trat1... be cholen Saturday Dliht u this year a
,.... lb jeOpal-dy Of ~. Mi!1 Amerlca-llaw Ileen dl'lded lnlO
Residfnta ,were up moot of the nilhl. =.s"":r.~"'!~':!
worldl!c u !be salt *P<lY ._ over peUtlon --~ talcll er eYenlnc
them, 'trying to mab thlnp bold until rown _ on eacb af !be lllrea pt'eUmJnary the tide receded.
Trailer aupparts were e :1 t e n d e d. nlalU.
sandbags put In place, !be hilk"!'ad
npalred whert -1hJe. For the IDOi! Pll'l-tbelr eflortl .....,,~w. -
But there .,,, mllforlunel like those of
Pete Schmidt, whole year old wooden
deck caved tn. The ocean end of hla 66-
foot trailer fen in, too. The eoacb was
saved when 1 bulldozer wu called In to
pull it out.
Six other trailers, in danger of falling,
were also removed Wednesday.
Re!ldents are optimlatlc, though.
Already, the sand Is beglMlng to build,
but it will be a Jong time before Jt'a back
up to the original level.
A spokesman for the E1 Morro bJvest..
ment Company, leaseholder of the park_
said it will be necessary to construct I
new bulkhead.
Residents, he said, remain on the
beach shoring up what they can and
clearing out ttfuse.
From Pagel
POCHE ...
for them to dry off on the sandy beach.
BnrgenerSiates
Meeting Speech
Congreuionll candidate Sen. Claire
Burgener will address memben o' the
San Clemente. Area Repu~lican Woman's
Club Monday mornln( at the c;ommuntty
clubhouse.
Burgener, a Sant Rancho Santa Fe
Republican seeking election to !be D<W
42nd Congmsionl] District, will speak
following a 9:45 a.m. IOCial hour at the
clubhouse.
All area Republicans are welcome to
the event.
Thieves Get Stove
In Capistrano Home
Burglars wllo llllUhed 1 sllclln( l!au
door to gain e11try to a recently C)Olll-
pleted San Juan Clplstrano home carrlad
oft 1 brand new electric nnge Wed-
nesday nigh~ Orange Count)' lherlfl'•
depuUet said. ,
1---1---'"'"' J-C.pblr1ne, A 1l119le A9-l
.. HIM k PWbU1Md lltvrlll"I" -"' S-.tn, "'* ,,_,,... ~11-lllnt ..i.m I• II »II w .. 1
.. y llnltt, Cttll M..,, CIH!wnll, t1'».
The Poche area at present exists as the
only public ''island" in several miles of
private beiicb already developed. ·
Immediately to the north, Beach Road
keeps the public away from the
tide lands.
The Soreclltfs beach, a small parcel, is
also private .
0epuu.. said uolclentllled lnlrudn,
broke into a borne at 29151 Orinda Rood,
one .of 1 nufu~ of_bolll'!_~ 1iltllt
tn !be area by South Coli! iTOf
Newpon Beach.
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Vlei f'retllllflf MC ~I ~rwe..
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Immediately downcoast from that
enclave ii another 1tretcb of public beach
a few hundred yards in length.
Beyond that Is a mile-Iona: traller part
which, again , enforces private !>each
rules.
Crews Cut Apart
Two Frei!{hters
VICl'ORIA, B.C. (AP) -Two
rretghte11 locked together for more than
67 hours tin"' collidlng In the Strait or
Juan de Fuca have beep 1eparaled by
crews using cutting torches.
The Llberlan·reglstcred Aegean Bea,
with a_sappina bole on Ila pon lido, wit
taken >Veaileaday nlaht to a dr)r 1cloct tn
nearby Eoquimalt af1'f the .. paratlon.
The 12,ioo.too c. s . 011111, owned by
Statet Steamlhl[ll Of San Frlncllco, ..U.
ed lo Ogckll Point oear here Ullder Ill
own 11cam and Ued up fo the night
Offictals or the conalrUCllon 'Inn
.. 1ued the range at 1125 .
Welcome Clubs
Waging Bau1.e
COLUMBUS, <Ciiio (VP!) -All
unfriendly CCJ\d fl&lll }' aplq "II
between two -lu\ioM wboao
business II weloomlllc ,......, ...
to to ....
HOUM•nltrllM-11;~· IDc. llled a
fSOll,llOO ault Wednaaday In_,~ moo Pl• o....t !'P1n11 w.....,. w---· Inc. '"" Columbus • --Ohio Elecldc\ Co.
HOUMWarmert clalml tt-ill .,.
UUed to equal COlllldarellab •
the t!octrlc .... ....,, wldcblf* I on "' a. ..... .-..n... • Wtlcomo W
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HoffaTnes
Forllano1
Visa .Okay
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WA!llUNG'l'Ol'f (AP) -Per1111r
,_ Pmldent Jamet 11. -bas
applied for a vlla ancf apparenuy hopes
to travel to North Vietnam to aeelc !be
releue ol (.merieln prisoners-of war.
White llouae -...,..1ary -L. Ziegler aid today be bad been hlfomted
that Botta, on· parole after servinc a
prison aentence, applied for a visa and
"haa -pi_. wt>lcb --aid centered .., a trip to North Vietnam;
.. I am not awatt of tbe detalla.''
Zlealer said. 111 haven't been bri!!lfed."
Respondluf'to -~. be llllcl
such a journey II "tota1JY a private effort
.. the put o( l!r. Bolfa ••• It does nol
constitute any effort from the White
House."
Ziegler Aid ha made a qulcl: check on
the wbfect after being Informed that the
Detroit News WU publiahlng a story that
Holla plans to 10 to Hanoi· in an effort to
negotiate freedom for U.S. POWs.
Maurice H. Sigler, chlinnan of the
U.S. Parole Bpord, Aid BnUa applied to
his prnbation ollicer tn Detroit for
pe1llllsslon IO travel overseas because,
' SIClt' aid, "be wanted to go over there
about effecting the :r e J e a 1 e 9f war
prilooen." ' . Sigler aid tbe boml handled the re-
quest routinely when it acted on it last
weet.
"We aaw no reason for him not to go,"
the board chairman said. "There is
oothing in the law to prevent him from
going."
Sigler Aid the !act that Boffa wanted
to travtl-to-Nortb-Vletnam,-a·county With
which the. Ull!ted States· ts .ftgbting;·did_
not enter into' the board'• dllcusl1on on
hla appllcau.oP-
Be Nld the boml · approvod a »day
travel perlocl for Boffa to be out of !be
country.
'!'be oopyilabted De1ro1t News story,
written by ltl labor editor, Jack Q>ellin,
aalcl Boffa wDI be !be (llest of !be Viet-
nun Trade Unions af the Democratic
Republican ol North Vietnam, whlcb ex-
tended him the Invitation IOVeral weekll
ago.
llolhi reportedly WU fD route to Paris
to plct up a vlla from !be North Viet-
umeae Embul)' there. A Teamllen'
aource In Delroll Aid Bolfa flew to waabiqtm' "!_..,· to p1ct .., 111s pallpOrt. ~ • '
Zleller l!ld DOI crltlcbo lloffil4 . pllns -....... ~ :!n.':l'.t.i1'"'"tt8. ~Wl~ .. Plom Saltilpr ml t.\rm'I'. atfoniey
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Miller and Effie llurilette of Lizella, Ga. have started the second
<hap15 of a honeymoon that began July 15. After one week in the
Blue llidl(e ll!ounlains, Ibey returned home lo find Effie, 69, needed
a new battery for her heart pacemakef. While recuperating from the
operations, Effie entered a radio contest offering a second honey·
moon in New Orleans. She won.
Cluhhous_e .l\.illers Sought "
By Virgin Islands Police
CllARL01TE AMALIE, St. Thomas, The gunmen opened fitt lale W..W.
V.I. (AP) -Police bunted today for four day afternoon at the Foantaln Va I 1e1
or five gumnen' wearing green fatigues Golf Club on the island of 5t. croi:I, about
who machine-gwmed eight Amelic'!m to 50 miles south of SL Thomas, Maas said.
death during a robbery in the golf Seven peraons died at the scene and
clubhouse of a Rockefeller resort m the another at a hospital.
Virgin Islands. Rooald Tonkin, the territoey'a attorney
Officiala would not release the names general, said there we.re four or five men
Of four ol the 'rlctlms, but Lt. GO<. David in green fatigutl """" ··-Maas said they were believed -to be wea-. Tbe IQ!lm looted lbem~' 1
lourllll tmm !be US. 'mainland. pockets and cleaned wt. the Olubliouso
A spolrem!a• fer ·the Rnckefeller faJJJ!, • cash m:[er before escapin( II®, !be t:~~-=i\1"~~ T.Mor~ii.t ":..~ bact
girl wbo ..OlkedlJ: !be club's &OU lliOP. to the islands from Hilton Bead, S.C.,
and John Gulliver a groundakeeper • .lie where be had been named vice chairman
said two.other vk:Ums were electrlciails. of the Southern Governor's Conference.
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and feat~r sofas , •.. ·
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Open Mott .. Tiiun. a Fri, e .. ,_
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n.-handsome IOfas-. designed
to give YoU the ultimate In teatlngl
comfort with down apd·feather
back plllowt, d8ep spring doWn
111t C1J1hionr ..V.loped in down
ancf'foathen ind two dacl;on-
filled inn pillowt. Choose from
1.wlCle seli!Ctlon of fine'
fabrics ind sizes.
Three. 1tyle1 to chooie from
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NAll>-\htlftllt-hr-W .. 111611, s,,,_.., 6; lltJ't--
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Th.ii Boat
Picks Up
Oil Slick
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SEA'l'l'LI: (AP) -a.olnl
Gilollcblnlnbu!Jorllll'factt
1111,J I"" -'fllb lhe bolp ol a 1111111 IW-boai unvolled here1 by lhe V .s.
lla\'y.
LallllChe<j Monday .w.. a !S-toot o<U-propelle11 boat its ,
builders Mid can harvest up Co
UOO 1allons of oil per hour tnm an oil tl1ck o n e
mlWmeter thlct. ·
A IPOkellDID for lhe !lib
llaYll Dlllricl Uld the J.B.S .
• lldaalUlo ~ ol Bur~
inCttn, Mui,. b I d in-
• oorparated the *'dyoamlc in-. dtDed plane principle" ln con-
• otrud1ng the v....i for the
• mUltary. ·
Oil· g1thered in 13-foo~wJde
awatcl;les by sweeps o n
veuel'a bow is concentrated in front. of a four.toot-wide
adJeSS belt and carried to a
: collection well, a spokesman
uplained. . . •
An «J horsepowef die!et '. enc!n< providOJ power for the ~·1 operaUon ancJ apOy1ibe
• veuel to work in one·to two
·"fool swells at yp to s lmou. ·
· The craft '1!U J1unched at
-the Puget Sound 'Nava I
· Bblpyard la aea.rby
Bremerton.
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ORDER
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The A.fMltt Palmer Method Alamitos Sant.a Ana CC St,ages,-Two ' ~bob OIC lyman'•
M B OP MAKE A COOD IAC1tSWJNC
--TA! IES'I' IS . AlJTOMA 11C -
Uol(crs oClcn become (lOg.. -----.
1 oerncd with tht ttart of the down.-
swina. This usually caua them
to llart it too aoon. 1"hey never
qui1c aivc the dub tnoup time to'
chanac dircelion1.
If you maku aood backn>ina-
onc in whk:h the lhoukleil coa1
fully (Illustration IA) and the
clubshart is ""tet'' to aim toward
the tarfld (lllulllation IB)-tbcn
you need DOI worry about atart·
in& bad to the ball.
Given a aood b&ckswina. the
downswina: is aa automatic re--
actiOC'I. The kp and arm1 will
start their return mo\'t mart or
1c:ss in unison (lllusiration 2) wh.ile
the hands and club las behind.
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PRAC'TIC[ PUTS POWER INTO 'YOUR GOLF GAME! l•ern J>f'opet' pr.ct~ l«hnfqu• from Arnold 1P1lm•r'1 boolllet, "Pr1e1q." Te
,., )'OU' copJ, send 20t •nd • st1m~. r1turn enve!Oj»t with ~r ttq~tt to Arnold Pal1Mr, c/o lhil newsp1p1r,
150,000 to View
' HB Surfing Meet
By HOWARD L. HANDY Cole Marie Fulwider of Hunt-°' flM o.11r ,.IMt •t•tf lngton Beach will be com-
Riding under the curl or a pc ting Friday.
breaking wave is known as Mary Selterholm of Corona
-rldlilc' lnaide. the tube in surf,, . det Mar has been seeded to
· ~-·jargon and ls the ultimate Saturda;·'i:tenlifina1s.
the sport that 1s expected to ' Perhaps the most coveted
a act more than. 150,000 award presented at the U.S.
' epectaton to H u n t l n K to n surfing champion.shi1>5 is the
Beach thls weekend. Duke Kahanarnoku perpetual
. The event is the 14th annual trophy to the allround Surfer
Unlt.d Slates surfboard cham-of the meet.
pion.ships that get . Uhd_er w~y To be ellgtble, a contestant
· Friday w!th e!lm.rnatmns m must enter more than one the men 1, 1un1ors and event and have the highest
women's events: . total score for more than a
•1•n U.C.I -1$0 'l'lfdl. TWt ¥tV
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Ml•• &oc:k•nln•r
tW•IWll &.• 3A 1.-
Deell•IMlr tlmlltll '·'° •·• OokM11 Hen ( .. Ht:) $M
Tl-11.12.
Al .. •1t1 -ltK• Al M, Oetlt low,
IF'tlll Nolt, .HcWtte, llMllMd McCo'f,
Yoc:kl'tff. ft.Ill •lld '°rofll. kr~ -Mldnlelll SOMd, Dldd¥
Hl1'911w, Trudi Doo.
It llltAC'TA It.Mks ·~ .. 4·CMCkMerl ...........
••COMO .... ,. -no v•rck. Tllrn
yell' olds. olll<Jw1nu. PurM UDOO.
DUlll"s Dallv t•1n1t1> l.Jt 1.IO 1.tO
1.i11 TN (W•twnl lUll , .•
Mlal¥ Tl IKnkaN) 3.00
Time -11.ll).
Al.lo r1n -Drl'fln' IMfl. 1'171• (GP'f'
C•l• R.otl'l Queen, D1llMll1, Wltdl
Cl"Mll. Chk. Ho ICl'•td'lft.
•o u•TM •ACE -•111 'l'•rd•. Th'" oldt •NI """ Allow•nc•. Purfe
Ml l•n !l1nkd 42.60 12.60 J • C llf IAd•lrl $,00 .«I For O•vld ·1P•rner) •.IO 11~ -...... 111 r•n -01-M .. !e, Dl•J'ftOnll
Me1ltlr, Fl"Y Gr•ncl. A Goin' ~n.
9DMV'• lloT. kr•td!MI -MoJJN, S.nd •lllWI' Win.
''"" •.t.e• -«Ml verdJ. TilrN ~~NI up, c:i.ullltd Mlow•nc•.
~w••h B•r Top .,.,...,, '·'° ··'° 3.111 I E~l\autt ~Smlllll 1.20 5.lO r:: CMrti. 1hon) •• .I)
Intl -211.1 • IO r.n -Temont Bunny, lllulrl """ Gold, Flllhl lot, Buxom l. Todd, le SUr• MoOll, Jtlc•'• Gold. S<rth:tled -Jtoc:ktt S•l\llt, Al1<11ltos
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SIXTH •AC• -~ v1rdl. 3 w1r old1 -up. Sl•rt1r1 •llow•na. Pune
12,000.
J'm Etrlv. C•lth•nl•/ 11.00 •.«1 3.00 P'•rr C:l1b0er (W••d l .60 1.lfl On TM lle•m IOrtY'fr) l.«l 'llMI -21.n . A Kl Jt1n -MISI 811 ll1r, G•ll•nl!l'lllrj A11mllos l1r 1, POP'I Trollbl•, P'• l.0'1 111r, El Ar11l1, TICO
o~~:khld -Oh OMl<lv. Chu Clrt lab
2, Go Mlllv Joe. All Of Nt..
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1olYl!MTM •aC~ «I(! v•rdl. Thrtt v-•r Didi •nd uo. .1.Uow•nc•. P'IKM s1a.ooa. Tn. J01ll'1 l1r.
P1rrt1,._ ILl~•ml 7JJ/J •.00 j·• Jet CMr1t1• (knl11hll 3.20 .IO
llut.v Kii.in (l1nktl '·"° Time -1t.t:1. AIN jln -JUltY'I Wonder, Vn<:!e Chick. 1\'llllwker Moon. lnkv't A1111tl.
Santa Ana Ccwitry Club WU
the teme of two women'• club
toumamenta this week. with
the tint a guegt day event
acortd on a better ball of
fOUJ'IOme basls. ·
Low groa honon at 74 went
to Olnnie Klnz.le and ~line
Boyle of the bort club with
Sl\lrley Kinder and Pbylli1
Smith ol Mesa Verde u their
playing partners.
In the k>w net competition.
Patti Hoyt and Maragret
Clank teamed with Marge
Hayes (Mesa Verde) and oe...
ny Ford (Irvine Cout CC) for
a r.9. Second place at II went
to Lo\lla MaboDey and Jackie
Voelkl with Caroline Gray and
Virginia WWe\11 of Irvine.
Florence Keller and Virginia
Cofflng teamed with Alice
Derby and Lucille Paddoc of
Mesa Verde for third at 62.
A tie resulted at 63 with
Har•iet Hopkins and
Maguererite S e a r 1 teaming
with Kay Farley of Me.sa
Verde and Glena Shanley of,
Glendora ; on the other squad
were Alyce Hall and June
Drury with Dee Dee White
(Irvine Coast) and Bobby
Wasco (Mesa Verde).
Amther tie resnJted at 64.
Eleanor Phelps and He1en
Sutherland teamed w 1 t h
Florence Kiser (Irvine Coast)
and Margaret Gordon (Mesa
Verde) on one squad.
The other f o u r Edith
Robinson and Maxine Duggan
teamed with Jean Leonard
GREATEST SALE
EVERYTHING
25°/0°50°/o OFF! ~ order to witness the first single event. Highest single
days activity, ~wev~, an event point total available L!
ear1y •ta!1 IJ required with the for the wlnner In the men's
men taking to the water at competition (7).
8:30 for 14 beat race!. 'n>e Hal Sach! won the award MUfTM •.UI -..oo v.nts.. :9-ve•r·
junlon and women f~llow at last year, unseaUng flve-time o10. ,,__ c1.rm1ng. ,._ d600. c••rmo
8: 15 with flve heats in each winner Corty Carroll Sachs ~':.:Si:::-(Wrkll'lo •M ,_. J·'°
··division 1? narrow the field for placed third Jn the senior 3'ijn.$ !..~i;Ji"•rdl .uo i::
1 Saturday 1 ,comi>:eUtJoniJJ: -men's t:ompeUtion and with I.,, r11n -Oon'1 Look em. !•tTOr1
Saturdays actl?n w con--partner Patty Crawford, r::r.~~'?,;~:'f,',,,~·,~'Cr~1,.. 3467 VIA LIDO
tlnue tmtil noon with the fin~s finished second in the mixed No acr•tm.1. NEWPORT BEACH
scheduled for SUnday mornmg tandem event. 67• •
be l 1 t 7 u .... c1. -1-ewrrt c1•r•11 a 1• -510
Iii'. nn ng a · • Six of 10 individual winners _:•~-~''.2"~'~"'.:.' ~,.~~~"~"~"~· __ _!~~~~~~~~~~~II Many of the top 11ames ln a year ago are from the··
surfing have been seeded to Orange Coast area and a
late action althoug~ many seventh ls a graduate of San
area compeUtors are. hsted for Clemente High
the flnt day competition. · In lbe 'men'I division, where 0..AMOIE COAIT .... 1 ... IMT•AMTI ""= . Huntington Beach'! D a Vi d Hunt1na1:-·:~h ~"l:rv J~ Nuulhuiwa ls the defending er..:i Bt'flts. Nlrt ev1,,.
champion, there are nine area T~-:,,~:· ~ '1:.1s:..~. M.rt "·
entrants. Nuulhulwa a 1 o n g t~~f,~~ J=~~'-'·
w:lth Dru Harrison and Corky Hunffm:,!,, a.!J: ~·'= H•""""
Carroll of Capistrano. have J°:l"~Kh _ )SnnM Foai.r.
been seeded to Sunday's F~11i.i v1nev -v Ff•llef. ·-··QM , ..... aemifinals in the m e n ' ! Huntl~tl)ll '.!ti! -ltobln Cl'Ull'ID.
division (18-24). Col• 1oU;.:,;:s;~Jm1r11t1J
'Mlere are 'II entrant! in D•11.1 Po1111 -Ritt tMttMWs. Huntlnoton &.Kh -Jotln G1~. this, the large!t event on the •rvc• co.w1e1son1 Allen Huth\ ~ J9111o.., 1ctNrtffflllllt
1 ay program. Hut11tl'l9ton ee1<11 -Jt•nd•ll w<ldfffl.
1 the jun! di I lo a 111~1 Grl.,..., Ttm. ~an Jett n or v s n, rea sm1111, ~" Jt1t1, 01v1<1 v1n .
participants seeded to the N••llOtt e~~niln~tt~rv otimon.
semifinals Saturday include .. .!ivntlna1on 'ieeeti -L.onnll lul\11, ...... n Cl••rY· t nnnle Bubn and Dean C1e11rv • ..,., IQINrttrfl!Uilll
Del Mar •••
Hurry!·
1972 ..... teot roar In Doi Mar
history. Now, finll WHkl WHh
the fewr.pltch excitement of th• seeson'a 6est. D bl l'8Cll. It ell
ends Sept. 13, so huny ••• don't
miss Del Mi r 721
Post n me 2 p.m.
9 races daily, Mon-Set.
Gen'I Adm.: $1.75.
·-_ .. , $1.25 ($1.SO Sat. & Ho41d1Y$). Sp8clal b!,!ses. c:11ll GNyhound •
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The womco'• gol! club of
Laguna Beach staged a best
nine tournament this week.
In flight A, Ida Tbomu and
ldaMay Schomaker w.re the
winners with scores of 30.
in a B flJght competition,
Marge Davison (27) was
followed by Rita Reinholdt
(2711). Helen Denelius (30)
and Pat Gulick (3011).
In the C flight, Ruth Whl~
taker had a 31 for fU'St place ·
loflowed by Edith Marb
(31\IJ and Vangie-a;r;s.
tiansen (34).
Mesa Verde
'111e Coata Meu Goll Course
women's club staged a par
four tournament this week
with Barbara Morton the A
Modem .
·Miracle
Transportation ·
ECONOMY MLNOED
r .d.l it lik•. bill:• • Or enjoy
th• motor for fun •nd con'lfort -
• e Ve1p1 CJ•o h•1 2 ••P•r•t•
drlv• 1y1t•n'lt th•t you 1•l•c:t e
Gre•t for ... erc:i•• e E••Y to
rid• e E.irh•u•f •nd 11oh• pollu.
t•nh •l"'o1t •nfir•ly eli"'in1f•d
e F•nf•1tlc mll•19• e
Now •V•il•bl• •f
NEWPORT
MOTORSPORTS
120 TUSTIN AVE.
Newport Be1ch
I 1/1 blk. No. of Co•1t Hwy.)
646-7811
-Tht llltt WI}' fO got
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,...... -' p.•11• Point -M~k• Cruldl1hln\, of HunUngton Beach. Included . M • Wftd, Jiff H•rn 11on.
Fovnt•ln v.n..., -1rv wunter, lr=~;,,~~=:;;==============~~==================~I In Friday's eliminations are H""'11na1on a.1th -Al(k° ,_.iM.
John Mitchell of Huntington N-rtJ,.~ ~lli.:.1!ir·
,Beach and Danny Frazier of D•r. '=.-,&:~~\:';\~; • ountaln Valley. . Hunllnoton effdl -JoM 01\'fs. Newoort llffC~ -John V•n Omum.
I n t h m n • W01Mt1 IS.111lll11el•I , e . W o e ! c~ Ml M•r _ Mftf" s.111moim.
ciuarterfinals where all ages Hunt1!~':.ch11~""";;1'b,-.
W grouped ln one com-o.." Cl••rv . ...... ltlon, Robin Crump and MM"• 1k'"1111111,1 ""l"'ria -bru H•rrl11111. Cork¥
'Oilers Offer
Grid Tickets
C•rrol . HIHl1lflo1WI llHCh -D • V Id HWlhuJWI. , • ..-.. '"""1•1 Hel Sechs CC•e>l1tr1na ~II} end
t .... k tio Ann ,._.er (Lona '•n -•nd ll•rrlt llothnl fHIJlll/ ffd'll; J~ll Ind Suri• lvenon 111'1
lnoton !ud'll; Robert Mlli.ld end
.lolnnt WlllR {Hunllnqton 11.-chl. 0-Pier P'lddM •K• wW11;~:,o1n1 -Mlk• Crvkbllenk, l."
Hunthiqton llHCh -81,1tdl Cuti.
Huntington Beach High foot· f:!~. #~=i1;:~~ A5:!'.!;· M~1f1
ball season tl.Cke'• 0 r e Mlk• Allen, kllt'I H1vnn. D•vld Hll ~ (1DIUr•no llNCh -Hll S •tab! f th fl ho Cortv C•rron. ava1 e or e ve me scH•ouL•.£F •v•MTI
games the Oilers wiU play this , •.m. _ ,:;,~ v0, IMl~ll •rel season I.ck•'• 1se •I~ °'fl•rl. • f : 15 -fi:•11lno o Fl•11 •nd N•tloll•I Tickets nre priced at $12.50 "6';';,m_i ,j;. 01,hrouah 241 eu'"1""'
for adults and $6.25 for pre-''°"' c1 tttet-s , 1 hHt1-NW •IM°'
high .school age. P1f:1S -Junlon cu throwft 171
H tin B h' ho l!'llmlMll-'5 Mlh -SEl1 W-UD gton eac 8 me f1nv -> QNr~111111i 11 hMt.-HWI.
games Include Fountain Valley '''° p.ITI. -Soi:1•• Hwr 1s1ttAtton •mh 1nni.
(Sept. 29), Marina (Oct. 6), .~~ = t:·'"'" bV M•"°' c-_. Westminster (Oct . 27), Loar& 1n1••1l•tlal o1 JlldOU. -Hewl'll•n Show, (Nov. 3) and Western (Nov.1p;;;;;;;;i;i;;i;;i;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,
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The ducals can be reserved
by calllg R a Ip h Brown
(598-3024) or Jac k Fiskness
(~\.
1be Huntington Be a ch
Boostrs Club has slated its in-
iUal meet]ng for Tue9day In
th\! faculty dining room.
GOLFERS
Wltti u.Mlflllkl,S.
f'Aclic. Al T1'l9
fAtlel OUNDS •OLF U.N•I
100 FAii DllYI
Acrat fl.-n C.M, ... Ila li.tlflol ........ ,., ... -
1 DAYS A Wiii
htllnctlN 1 C-. · Acunen.
JAZZ·
fJ1 DRY DOCK
JOHNNY HAMMOND
-ENDS TONITE -, ....,
1601 W. Comt Hwy., N.I. 548·8966 ..
304 P.iarine Aft.
Balboa JQOO, C1lit.
FINAL 2 DAYS
OP OUR
SUMMER SALE
EVERYTHING REGARDLESS OF
REGULAR PRICE IS NOW
$2°0 to $10°0
Sale Definitely Ends
Sat., Sept. 9, 1972 at 6 p.m.
DONT MISS IT!
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JAYMAR
A-1
LEVI ..... ---.,.,
JANTZEN
GOLDEN IRIED ·
KNITMASTIR
MUNSINGw.AI "'
VISIT Llr.G'S
BACK PACKER'S
SHOP
and SAVE
U#IVtltSAt
BACK PACKER'&.
COMBP .
1lfl cllOIU OF?llOFDllllAlS
LOAD MASTER Sizes~.L ot xt.64''
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TRAILl\'l4STER . .
SUPREWIE '6 ' SIZ!S M L. ot XL. ·5 l9. , .
TRAI L-IOSS, ULTRALITE. 4191
FOR THE PURIST. M.LXL
TRAIL KING FOR THE
BEGINNER. SIZES S. L 2991
CAMP, TRAILS
BACK PACKER .COMB()S
. SKYUNE ·..-a. ·
••. wilh . ..-h;pbolt, ~--
. RIDGEUNE+~
•.• bodtjllCl<~ '""-• KILIMAN~ARO 15 .. ... wotldfarilOUs-
BACK PACKER ~S TRAIL BOOTS: .
RAICHLE MOLITOR ~ NEISSEN 24·45 LA OIES. MEN'.
SIEll"4 3196 MEN'S •
CllADU llOCX
FOLDING TABLE
TENNIS TABLE
Rogiilatioo\ ..... k· *1ripid
10!1-SuiUblt tor pltylJod< proctioo
ct rwgular play. Folds 1'I Ir width '°'
11oraoe. FuiliWiYOI--· Not notindllded.
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D-"LUXE 4 PL4YER
TABLE TENN~ SET
S1n<IWlch l1Ce ~ hi,;/y riot. haril·
,..,.. plua.batl• and t l\iltbool<.
1091
15
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' BALLS
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' Thllrsday's Cbing Prices-Complete New Y·ork Stock ~change List
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SC DAILY PllOT
A 22,531 oqu.,. loot
Industrial Compla
the new bub ol •nll•
Lob Hardi~ w.llrt,~ JI
Orange COOnty llrm .....
ing in custom home dwaall
design and lnstlll1t'-.
The warehouse at lTU ..,
terlng Slrfft la collectioa ...
dlskibulion point for I.Ill
Harding Inl<riors, 1ritll a
retail display store at SJ.I I.
Tustin Avenue, Oranp. JAi1
Hording and Jo Ellen Pool,
who entered the custom hocDi
Interiors field 10 ,.an ....
now employes ts ptnODL
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:JO OAIL Y "LOT lfttmdl1, S"t.tmbtr 7, 1972
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:iw killowlnt ~ II eollll MIMM H ftedltnelf, Drive, C0tl1 MIN, C1lll. A"911 Pl1, Sfjiilll'l'lblr 7, 14, fl, », ltT! ~2"2 •1• ftf27 T••"-'''""" ALLEX UJ..ES Of' IOVTHElllN Thi• butf-t It b11"9 ~IM by II" 01nl1I Pl1,
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ll'•dh<ldu•I. Clltk. Publlshld Or•l'llll COl•I oauv Pilot. ITATI °" CALIPOllMIA f'O• TN• .~~~11!.~-· ttw ~ Pf.lblftMl:I cw.,,.. Co.ail Delly '~T=. St'plembolr 7, ltn __ ~,,..,,,--=-n TH• co~'!'l:UOAAMOI
"""'of°' ....... C,,,'llty oni ~. t, lniJ Al,lflllf ''· 21, •net Stpllfl'llllf'" 1, u , PUBUC NOTICE E1l1M .. CLYDE A•TMUll IUftT, WIWAM ••• , '°""· COUNTY Cl.In. 1m m2-72 OK11MCI. •i Art!llH' E. ~,...... °""1fY COVf'l!Y tUPIRIOll COUIT OP TH• NOTICE II HEltl!IY o.,..1veM~
C erk. CALll'OINIA POii crtdlkn of !Ill lbo¥t 111 ....m PUBLIC NOTICE ITATll 01" 01 tMt •II person• MYlnt c11lmt tOllMI fhl PutlUlflad 0r.,..._ Cont 0.Uy f>llof.,,_______ THI COUNTY OP ORAN Mid Oteldltll art ,~Ired to fltt•tlllin, ~mtllr 7• l4.)1; 11· 1m tuf.72 PICTITIOUI IUllHll' Na;.:i::* 01" PITITION with 1111 _..., VOUC:l'lll'J, In tM otrl«
NAM& STATllMINT NOTICIP::llAHT~ OP WILL ANO POil ol tr..-C:lfl'k ol tl\t oboYI llllld covrt, or
PUBUC NOTlCE Thi f0Uowl111 perlOn 11 crotno bu1ln111 ~:~1•1 TEITAMENTAllY lo prtlllfltc, ::::""·~~l~nedtl\t•I i;:'!t'i\~ ----===~===~--cu , ' ... MILDRED G. !VEY, VOUChll'I. II • _.. 0 l"ICTITtOln I U!.,fl!11 8USINl!SS EXCHANGE BULLETIN, tllle "' o! hlr AllomlYS LOltl ind ._.,, 11t
Th8 tc11!r~'~~=!.'MllllS1 JOJJ ~llTILfl". J11U• '°"' llnl• Ant, ~;~E IS Hl!llE8Y Gl\ll!N th•f W1llhl ... 11(.u1w=1 w=:~t ~~"1; ';: ot: CIJlfornli t!l'(IJ. JOHN STEPHEN IVEY Mlt tiled tMir•ll'I I Afllllltl• ti ; lht iMarsltntd In 111
J ET A WAY O I I l Ptr WHI ,.11bl1a11Jrig, lncorpor8!1d, petition lor pr~te ol' wll1 Ind lOI" PLICI ol' bl/I nrr lo th8 ttllll o! uld SEJtvicEs 3'5'lMll , • ~ HWA!3H al13 D•lmler, 511/te 103, Sar1t1 An•, 1 IU&nc:f o! Lettert Tttlil'Mn!lrv to P•l1-m1~r1 per!• n 11111 l'l'IG'llFI •lltr lht • lie ..... n • .-rn o. , C•lllorril• nm. 1 1 wlllcFI 11 m•oe tor dK«lent, wlth!n our 1
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l 11nl.rn No.. J. Dint Point t26" Ol'pOI'• II~~ Ht'(M, pl•c1 of hllrlnl lht :~ :~~ r:-: '~n HflHI I . elllolf,
Tlllt 8IJllftlQ }t lltlng conduclM bl' •n Treaillritr lor St>pt1mblr ~· lf ' :me~! No" 3 o! Admln1atr1lf"h l~Yldu11. · Tllll s111tm1111 tllld wl!l'I lht County IM (Ol/rlroom 0 ~~ ctnter' Orlllt wlftl..-tM-wlli.nntied L .. NI. OfMt Clll'tl .. Or c ,., A 21 ,.,, 1&1d covrt. ,, 1GO ""11 I ol tM Esllll of lM Thi• 111'-1!1 flltd wll1'! ftll CoutMY 111g1 °"" °" 119• ' ' Wnl, In thl City of S•,,.• A"8, C•lllorn •· tbo¥t nml'l'lld cll«cMnl Clerk of Ortnoe ,......., on: Aue. )0, 1m. •v 11''"' J llll';Jltn, Oflll,lty COl.lnty . Dlltd Seplemllilr 5, ltn. LOii AND LO••·
WILLIAM •· IT JDMN, ~OOf'T'( ct.•lllte. Clt!'L P•l,,41 WILLIAM E $I JOHN, One WlllMN 111..allf,
LEGAL NOTICE
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TONIGHT'S
ABC D 8:00 -The Olympic Games. lll2bligbl..t
tonight are track and fleld, boxing, basketball, •ol·
Jeyball JDd wrestllDg.
1'fllC D 8:00 -NBC Adventure Tbealu. Jean
Simmons, Brad Di.I.Iman ll)d Alex Cord In the sl<lry
of a gambler who oUers his wife as the prlz.e In a
game of pool on horseback Jn "The L a d y la My
Wife."
CBS 8 8:30 -"It Wu a Short Summer, Charlle
Brown." On the first day of school, Cbarlle ts forced
to recall some of the disasters of Iu. summer vat•
lion.
KHJ llJ 9:00 -Miss America Pageant Parade
Vonda Kay Van Dyke hosts this prelllDlnary to the
Miss ~er)Coa pageant In AUanUc City.
KCET Ill -"Young Marrieds at Play." Two
morrled couples confront their unbapplnes and un·
realized dreams during a-game of Monopoly on Ho!·
lywood Television Theater.
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TV DAILY LOG
•r Bitty J , ...... ,.,.. ~ eountr Plltlllthtd Or11111 Coa1t Diiiy Pih», ... '-r.~ .. ~·r,\.,., WH.nl"' ., Or•nd,
Cltt11. AUolMI 2~, ll 1nd Sfflffrllllr l', 14, JOM Loi ........ C1llfllnlla MlJ ·-tlrt)I
p 1"'1 lm 22»-72 •11 C&lff Drive T11t tt1JI tlt-50JI Th da -PW11111te1 er... eo.., Ot1ly p11o1. """°"' ... (II. ca11r.nii• m6t AtlOrMY'I ... "'"""''"''1r1. urs y mat..... ........,,
hpNrnblr 7, tA. 21, -. lf72 2"1-72 Teh (Tl4) ........ wlll'l·TM-wlll-Mlllnld "I Ms.i.t (\Ill SRll 0111 fot Olf
Uc NOTICE All°""" fir PlllllMW Pl.Jnv. E • • ... PUBUC NOTICE PUB Pllbl!•I* or·• COISI D•HY ;.1;0:, Putoll1111d Orll!pl C.oall D•11Y Pllof, ven1ng Alllb, Hltnltlf" Slltphtrd wllltt Wltb ''.'.. ___ jj---;;;;;;;;;o;J.9uiiiul--I :s.p11t'l'lblr 1, •· 1J, 1m • A....,..m 31 1nc1 ~-1, 14, 21. St• wtlll £mte. 1 b•Ytldt Mnnlt -PICTITIOU• 8USJN•SI %11 .. Jl:I s•-u9•• 7 ~J lo
f'ICTITJDUI I UllN••• NAM!! STATliMliNT '---~~~~~~~~:;--;;---lc"cc:.."--;;;;;~::-:;:;;;;:;;:----1 W"IMR M\ who llvts In lft old wttekld-t ..... T 1 PUBUC NOTICE ""'"followlllf ,.~ .::~w,.. bllllnt11 Tiit follOWlllll .-..wi I' dolne bu1lneu L11D. a DE mm..... the middle llf. Wittry llO'fl'lltre.
De•'9•ing Trio
Bert Pettey, Glen Raney and Lee Br ad• haw
(from !ell) set their sights on Laguna Beach's Irvine
Bowl for their work on the forthcoming produc-,
\Ion of "My Fair Lady" for the Lyric Opera ASS<>-t
claUon. Pettey is designing more than 130 oostwnes, ,
while Raney and Bradshaw have recreated the Lon-
don of 1912 for the show, which opens Friday. · 1
Comedy, Horror Films r
1-
At · Old Movie Theater '
.. : •t: ALLEGJIO OEL MAR ll!"AUTY ltOTICI Of' MAllJHAL'' U.LL PUBlJC..NOTlCE i~ ... -.·.--... -11).Prl.
HVlAND -L.t.toi11AT01u11 DONoa IALON. lm E. coa11 Hwy., COi'-"' 11111r•l\d1·L•Y'f' lni .. 11 ••· Pl•11111"· "'·l---===:-c===--1 ·--···-El!)f.d:ldll c.tr9' The IJtUe Rascals, Abbott will be W. C. Fields in ·11It'sia CIENTElit,·~ Hyblnd AWl'llllo '°911 ~r 92W _ , . Qr, 91'nl•mln F. llt,1rn1, ti 11• o.flndtnl. PICTITIOUI IUSlNllS ftl'IU .. ..,. •A Di-....., Fft111 ~~.: ... C1Ll11L..._._ ot·•oo-T••·-·• v. Jtn HorNi,.;11a ~oll'l1tfll1. Coroftl i'Jo. f7 947. 1 1 ,......, °" NAMI STATIM&NT (1)111 SUft _, 111 " , ... I) ..,.._ and Costello, W. C. Fields and Gift" "~' nu __ ,...,_ •• ""' _.... clel M1r t262S I V llklUI of In llllClll on a$_.. TM tollQWll'lg ptrlOll 11 dolnt bUllflfU m f'kblola; lblJW .. (drt) '40 -[d'wlrj G., 8 pair Of horror filma C0Jn-sCheduJed from Sept. 20-~
L1bof1torln, lllC., 3* H'fl•nd Aw., L0t1111 E. Hl)(l'l1n, .410 Po!n111ll1, Allfi!Ull 22, 1972 IW till Mun1l<11o1"0'1,~r,j ~· '-. · · RoblrDOn. £1fd'le Albtrt. .....Ja_.,; '"-·· "'·N .. m•~r ··'eduJe are two Tod 8~· •·-'-Cotta,,....., Clllf,. -CorOl't dtl M.tr PU2S • , NOtlh Or1rt111 Countv Ji.Id c: •c ll'·-I • AllTHUlit T WE C HS LE fl & (UJ ti llll fllitll(M y•......, wri:: ~I'... IJll:: ~ U\l.llVI
Tllh "1t1M11 -It tlltflf eorldUclld bf 1 Thl1 busJnns I• Mint conducttd bl' 1n County of Ortl\09. Sl1lt of '""""'' ASSOCIATES, 10.C.. Srnok• RI_. Ct.. ft!.Jlllls hn Vtnnkl 1:308Cl)iiACWlit Wll A Sllllt 'il-. M tJo Pi tur Hall f plctu "M k f • y-
Dtttw•r• COl1Mlf'lllofl • Jnd/11ldllfl, (H\llblnet arid Wiff) upon t. Jlldtlmlf'll tnllrtld In fi,vor cri: F011nt1ln Vllliry, C11llornl1 t270I =-= L l.J.. Slf•• CllU1itir.n (R) Oft lfll &1< ~ 0 D C e 0 res, .Br . 0 -aup HYUIND l.AIOWATOft11ES DIV!· v, Jin Horll•l'I Btiv.ndl-l.IYV 1n-a11CI Afl'llC'I'· Arlllllr T. Weclllltr lNU llnllll• Ul1 !' .. ... , _......., ............ _:_.~ftrrie in Anaheim -plre" from 1935 and ·~
SlON Thi• 111i.m.,it f\1811 with lhl coumv MCIC8V a..Ofckl •• l\Nltml!'ll cl'ICILlol'I Rlnr (I., F-l•ln V1lley, c111r. '27DI IHI...,.,,,.. flnt dlr•f IWlllUJ'\lfllllll,. IOfAll • ·~ TllAVINOC.. LA90MTORll!S, Clll'k 11 Ol'•1llt COllftfY on $1i11. J, 1m •rid ff•lMI .or. ll'n(tmln F. Br-' ': Tiiis 111,11lnese 11 condudld .., '" _LI ..__.a ElpoM ta ncall IOIM at ttMr dlusttrsllf 1111 Now playing, through Tues-Devil Doll" from 1938. fl"f>.t
INC. WIUIAM •• IT JOHN, COUNTY CLl•K. luctomlf'll detilor. lhowlno .,,.,_. lllCI on IMIYld\111. ~ ------111mmtr «Ilion. day, are four Little Rucall fint movie staJ'I Bela Logoll,
Vidor ,.....,..., B~ 9..,.,.1., J. Mtddoll. o.p...iy C1111ntr Sl,l:M.U 1etua11r, c1U1: on Ml Arlhln' T. wecri.tlT' _, •-b ~-•~t prod ced In 1-the-·--• LI nel B Aut. Stcy, fot Cltfk, , !111d11toftlM 111111nc1• .. "~ .. 1dt~~~: fil• lllltmltll flled wllll tlll COUlll'I ""'"h'l-·o-mlllftliff'ftlDf.lnrlftstlnmll\, 8 01"1, uia U II'~ K\.VUU 0 anymore.
Ml'IMI 'f. PMk8r, l'llMf 1 ""w 11¥1111 vo on '1 ' cim of °''"" eountv on AIOf\IU 21, -~ Ann•·M•rlt llnnlfrO!n, C.IOI Lrnltf, under the title of 1'0ur Gang." Continuing t hr o u g h Sep-Prttlfallt P11b1J.i.cl °"*""' Coast Dilly l"Uol, 1nltr"I of 1&ld llold9mtnl dllllor In fhl 1'72 D MM: -.,.. II Meny 1 R -• --I •• TMt 111ttfM!tt flttd w1111 1111 ~ S.tlfl'ltitr 7, 1,,, 11, 21, 1,n m 7•12 propertv 1n.,,. Collnl"l·of Or•""· s1111 of • '21« '"'' Joe '1Jn11, CW.. M1sttn, DI. 1..... .aw:: ast one was made in 19". tember are Oiapters ·11, .ui
a.rt .. Or•• eauntr on: A119, 21. 1m. ca111on111, 1Jt1<r!bed •• 1o11owt: P1mi MlllltMin'" (com) '53-ll111tn a. erd B. ~n, end M•rllJI ttwll Beginning Wednesday and and 13 of the original Ba'tman •v klly J , l•l'f•ltn. DIPlllY county PUBLIC NOTICE A l••MhOld 1111t1 In •net to Lot 20 of Publllhtd O••llO' coa11 0111)1 Pllot, ctU, Mlrllyn MOlll'OI. Bitty Gt&blt, I llmed In
c1m. • Tr•ci "'°· · t11v11ed 111 1t1e c:1tr1..,o1 AU11wt 2,,, 31, and s.p1tmblf 1, '" Wllll·om ~ Do·" wo,.., -autSt. 11111 running through Sept. 19, the and Robin aeria , f
"1'741 NIWPOrl •••ch, RecordO!d Mrf J, ltn 2231·71 ._..... .... ...,., mlDI• Sit "'Ttd Ci,non.~ Hall of Fame will off-pro~ 1943. J. carrou Nash ls the Putiltlllld Or•• Coast D•ll'f Pllol. PICTITIOUS IUSINlll I~ &ook '™· P•11• ,71 bV lh• Ot'•nvt' C.1houn, CfltMRlft Mltchln. Tllrtt Co -Pit""' ~,. r -
Alllwt u. ''· and &lpltmblr 7, 14, 1'12 NAMI tTATIMINT Ccunly Rrcordtr •nd commorily 11-New Yon mOci.11 decide 10 PDDI old"!'_,. ... ,,. _ .... •,:.·.~ ... e'un',," ably the flumit!!t Abolt and vlllaln, Dr. Dlka. • nn.n Tiii 1onow11111 ,.,_ •r• c1o11111 •1: 2115 s.tt!,.g sun °'" corona "' PUBUC NonCE " '" '" Cos II vi filmed Sho tim 7 '""k o ---~~-------bull M••· c1111or ... 11. their ruollllQ In Ofdtr to s1111 • ludt hli ll'OUP In uveral numblra. te o mo e ever -W M are O Cr. n
PUBUC NOTICE :'~s~~C l"AKT.t.STIC sURFtOA•Ds, NOTICE is Hl!•~·~·~~~ao'~,:i; STATIM•NT OP AtANDONMmNT 0 .. 1lch huslland toron1 ofltltm. Thlnp t:OO ID (J)CIS 11ttlrtdly ...,.. (C) "Abbott and Costello Meet weekdays and 5 o'clock on
•--· LLIN O DS -r.u:~:. ~llfll'llle, Hul'lllftf!On ltld\, :~:r.~~ ':.!:tm~r 0•~11141 Covnf., H1rll0f USI OP "ICTITIOut IUSINl1$ MAMI Mt flllltr thin btfort !Illy mett I ~"' ""'-lillW: Oar"(..,;) '67 Franken.!teln" -with Lon 8aturd&yl and SUndaya at the
... ~ " • " " 11 litobtrt Mlsih•mlth "'° OCNn ,.,_ Munlc:1p11 cour1. dlli JembOrM Rold. c1-™ followlne ,.._ N• •l»nclOMd "" T••ts Gii 1n1n. """:.', w.·•1 •• • ..... ,. •• .w. ..... ,.L.....:.. Olaney Jr., 13.i& Lugosi and MoUOll Picture Hall of Fame, Notte. la ...,.,. ftYlfl trill tllll C-1 tlllf'lllnt1!on Bitch, (a • ' ty of NIWl)llrt llNCl'I, CollnlV of Ot1f1111, VM o1 tt11 fldlll-bullnlll M~ TH! ~ 11 ,.., .,.__,., ... ..,_
c...-c ... ., • .!!.,!=~!'et •. ._!'.I~~.-~.--""......... 01111 Gibbon•· •. Octlit A'ltl!W, Sl•lt of' C.11forril•, I wru Mii ot CIWl1C: SEWING PACTOltY ., 11GM • North Cl) Cll ..... W11ttr Cranklll ""'°" Rth"' A GrMnwldl "°'" Glenn strange aa t be located at the rear of tJie S&ga """""'" ..., '"" .. ..... Hvntlnvton effdl c. 11K11on to 1n1 ri1g11111 blOdn. for c•llh In Tllltln, cw ...... Cl41fon'll•· lliill Mertlrtfftll ''" W !Iman Dracul and the Motel 1•~ S Har'"--Blvd •1 tlll "lM-", wlll rectlw ltldt W the TlllJ butl-ll ~ltd lly j Gtnitrll ltwll/I monlV of thf Unlttd ttlltff. 1111 Ille Tiii flc:tlll-bl,ls,111111 ntl'M rtftrTld lo m\IW ._..... lrifOtlt ltldMlof wflo Clll't C0pt with the 0 1 a . I """"' ' INl-"I
IN•tnt wltll ootlon lo PVf'(l\all "' -Ill Partnerlll'IJp. right, t1111 end lnltf'"t 01 l&ld JlldtfMnl 1boW wa• fltlll 111 Deeamllilr n. lf71 11'1 ..., _,.tuna to ~n1PPll'l1. Frankemtein monster, respec--Anaheim. InformlUonjm.ay be
Oltltat c-putw Orpn wllh Traci.In of ll:oMrf HlaMmllh · dtlllot In Ifft aboW c:i.utbtd pn;ptrty, or ti. COlllllY of Orlllll•· ID llmlj ...... tts a-., 1_ ••-~ •• ti ely On the --obklned by ••Ding 96M011J 6IHd «t•n. Glln G!btloril IO much tllll'Nf If m1y lll llKf-!'Y ti JIMIARlt COtl:,,. '' C.llforftla llRlfWI ... tflltmf.,. \Dl''WI wnuew. "'" V • Ame pro&'_." WI -•
EllCll bid II to 11111'1 awwdMICI wltt. ttll Tllll •ltlwfllnl wu flllld wltll tlll C~ Mlllf'( Hid 1J1KVl!on. with ~NM In-Corpor1tlon, ln>M. NOrfh fwlln, US' ' jl'Ofltldl" (R) Jemet Olson 111111:18" fip;;immmm;;;;~-..,·------:.-------.-~;;; -1flc•tlOM •tlll oflltr' perlllllftl contract ty ·Olrtt of Or•npe; C-nly ., ,.11111111 1" t•rul Ind co-t1. Orlllfl, C1llforftl1. . _ ID Md II I Mllnlail1 (R) 1 -'tuioftll tlMUln WIMI .11 ltlM ,_
doClll'IWllll llCIW .,..fl ... rid..., to.llllblk ,,,... ~.,,. , -°' .... , N ....... lffd\i c.all"IOl'ftf.. Tiiis ~ -.....,..... ... • ..... ~ , ....... lfllsN ..... ~ . A rz lnlP«i!Clll 11'1 ""offkt .. tfll L ...... ALLIN L Wl"LL. Atfr AUliwftl. 1m. ' • Ii· I poran1111. • . - -., ......... ~•lllfr.idtwt9" J ' (Opln .,.. • .,.u.i. uPon'""""' lo !I'll 111 N C•l•HN Av1n~ D.ILLt.lllO o . WILK IASOH. 'JIMIAR• COlllP., .. -lit .-u. ... , ... pn&f•-
Coesl Coi;nmvrill'f Ctll~· D , , , , I c I ...... IHtll. Cl "177 M•l"lhll • • • e«JIW•lton ,... ..... ...... .~,., •• ~ ... -·. Purchallno AOHll. m:OC Milnlclpi.I Courl, Of•not ~nly l y ••rrr lll•Vft'IOl!d ft\ Vldlltl: ..._ n.w "" ...,,., ·--ew bid 1MU bl m.oa °" • fom'I lo bl ,1,,,4 H1rbor Judkl•I Dlttrlc:t ~,111c1111t lliilf' G j IHCWI MID Amkl r. -H
t11t1kltd 11 tlll otlle11 ol' ttw .. 1c1 L••-•v euM M. £1d1r. Tl'llt sttlll'l'ltflt ••• fl*' wllll !tie Covn-IB........, Elliot M!Mz. ..... M"' and mU1t ti. 1ctornp11'1\td 1W • c:trtllltd Publlt/Wd Or1noe Cg11t D•llV Piiot, Dl1>Utv ty Cl1rti: ot Or•l'llll C11,1nlv Augwl 14. .... ,.... A pnflldl to 1111
or ea1hltr'1 etleck mtcll ,,_v•blt lo !hf Al.l'lll'1 11• 24• 31• tnd Septtmblr 1• AllVIN Nlllfll ltn 7:008('J)DCD..... Alnlrlt1P1111nt.wltllhostlUVondl
orcrtr ol ,,. Coetl Comnwnlty Col\1111 ltn 215).12 ':1111111tf'1 AllOnll\' ' fft.OC II ........ Diiien
Dhltlcl or • bid bond In ''"°'" of fhl po 11x 417t F-lltfl ()) Trwtll r-Kay Ylft opt. COltl Comm1111ltv Colllot Dltlr1d tx· PUBUC NOTICE A~i1111m. C1ltftnlll t211J Publlllled 0!:11'1111 Co.ail Deity Pllot, " __,lllllClll I UI V.. Pn ......
tcllltd bl' 1111blddlr 11 prlnclptl tnd • Publlillld orencr• C011t 01l1y Pllol, Allll'IBI 11. 2-4, 11, end Stpll!nblr 1. ([)DltlMt '°"-,_ -
.. 11.itctorv w,..ty c:om111ny 11 111retv 1n Sipt1mblr 71 14, 21, tm 23SJ.72 lt72 2155-72 fJ---ttle 1mounl If"" flyt ,.,,.,.., CS,.) or th• P'ICTITIOUS IUS1NISS "'·"YOiln1 Mam.di It """ 'hfo
t.M•I amount of ttie bid 11111recr 0111r Ille NAM• ITATIMlNT PUBUC NOTICE l1J I LM "*' mtrrild ooupla 111111fOf 1 MtftdJJ -~1'"""' 1t•MIPll"W11 w 1o.s. :rh• ,,. fotlow1nt pfflotlS t r• do1,.g PUBUC NOTICE 111 lflua ti .... aamt al liloftO_.. tlld confnlnt M
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JOHNNY ,HAMMOND/
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tllecll Cll' bond W ll bl tlwn ff 8 bUllNll 11: AL'S SALi --f-~7 91111'"""" flltt tM bidder will lllkVfl"" GREEN ftAIN OF MISSION VIEJO. NOT!C• OP: MA,!!!M, .. ~kt Inc • ""' \J&I ,_,. CIWll Uflhlppfnm and unnaltN t..ut .nd OllllOll Aor-1'1111 Mimi 11 266M Lope DI V901, Mlulon Vlt!o Tr1"1COl'lllnfnl1I Cr.-..! ......... ·~ 1--•wirdld lo lllm. $ild,clllc• or bid llolld tU1S. Plalnllfl Y1· D1Ylcl P. Sl•l'I • .,.,..,,.. NOTICI TO Cft•DITOl:t ml -... ... ....
Wiii ... cll<l•r9d torlllttd If !1111ucc .. 1NI Robert L. WllllCO, ™" LOfll dtril, Ho. 14 t1S SUPlllfOa COURT OP TM• I IHC,... 111ot """"'' ~601 W. Coast Hwy., N.1: 548°8966
blddlt' ,,,,_.lo .,.!tr 11'110 Mld LHll Dt V1tt. Mli•fori VJt lo t2'7S. l y 111'1\le ol llft lll1t11llon lltlltd on STATIOPCALll'OaNIAPOll wifl OflCVllion of lf'lt COllffl a.y •--·Ptpo
tnd Option/At~' •"·~ '*"" .... f'ttrld1 A. w11lec:1, ,6668 LOPI Augu1I n. 191'2 b'I !tie MUl'llclp1lo"""1 ..... cf THI COUMITY OP DRANO• ...... tfll term Whldl doslcl .. ..,..tld t.I do'° Ill'.,,. llNrCI of T1111i.. Dt V1t• Mlulon VltlO '267S Oranot countv H1rb0t" Jlldlc:l•I .... N .. A·n5V CIMS d....... .. ......... Rtvitw of thl
of lhl ........ Thi• 11t,11ine11 •• belllll cond...;;11<1 by .,. Cov"'V .01 Ol'lllllf· Stet• of C1lltoml1. t:1t11t of EA~~!: GOR~N WALICIJI. Junt 29. TatiiCS """from Ult 111.. Rlrn•.Qlfltl'I PIM of Slpt. 2.
To .,. comfdtftd, MCI'! bld t/lllH 1M Vl'llnUll'PCll'•tld •1110Cl1ll0<1 glllfr tl'ltn • up0n • ludllll'lll'll "''1•red In f•Yor ol •k• £, O. JOHNNIE WALKER. liw st11natM of tlM Ub111l 111d COit• IO:OOD ~., -0t•· --M8llld Ind Ried ln the olf\ct of thl paMneJ'lhlp Trll'IS<ortt1nent1I Crtdl Stni1ct, lric-. •' Dtc:nlld. Wit u:I 1111
L"-'' Pvrcn.illltl Agent 111 Ille Dbtrlci lloti.rf L Wtllac:e (ud(lrnent cr9dllor Ind 11111111 D111ld F. NOT!Cf: IS HEllEIY GIVEN lg thl strvltf'#9 bl«S lo.ltlt ptffonntnct of ' Ct, SlllOl.Pltra lrtilllefl Ind Jolnit
Actmlnl•+r1t1Dll 11J111cr1111. 1370 All1m1 Th is 11111meni 1111(1 with th8 covnrv S!111fleld '' [t.ICIOmtnt dlbfor, l"FIOWlng • crt(lllor• of t111 •boYI 1111mtd clfcld•nl ftruidtnt JOxon'I MW •PPOlnttM.
,Alltftlll• C•l• MIU. c1llfor11l1, llOI 11i.r Cltrk 11 Or•llll• cwnty °" AUi. 21, 1tn. n11 1111..,nee of $311M 1ctu1nv due DI! "1d ""''•II Pll'IOll• h&Ylnt cl11m1 ffll~•t I,. SommtR runt Clthy C.tilll end RIJ
tftM ll:llD ··'"· MonNv. Stll!ll'llbll' ,,, WILLIAM •• ST JOHN, COUNTY CLllllK, flldllmln! °" llW d•ll ol thl IH•lll)Ct ol l&ld dletdettl •rt r1111ulrnl lo Ill•""'"· Loula POWIP •!Id Willilrw Rthnqukt. TtJtor ,,. ""'''IL tm. lmd tech bltl tc iutomllltd 1h1ll tit bv rrittv J Bir;ilen Depl/ly Mid 1•1eutlor1, I MYI 1t111tc1 11por1 tll 11'11 wHh 1111 11W:t111ry V011Chlr1, tl'I thl ofl11:11 to 1111 court' I •atll ptlllltf dedllon. B fJ-lof!l'ftld Incl publklv rted 1llllilCI 11 11'11 • ' • p.1m 6 right, 11111 •"d lnltrnl of 11ld lvdllt'l'lfnl ol 1hl clerl! of !Pie lbcrYtt l!'lllf!tCI «11.1rt, or llb _....._
•bo\o'I tlltH tlml Ind pl•c1. P\lblllllld OrlflOI CNll Dtlly Pltol dltllor In llW property In !I'll County of lo Pl'IMllf lhlm with t!W l\ICHltry Prt1frtln ~ W I '"'-" Oft • 111J lrtfl1• CmHt ,rDlll
l.n-'"""'" tnt right to ,..Itel 1ny At1q111! 11 •nd s.pt tier 1 14 21 ' Or111111. s1111 of c1111or ... 11, d~!bed 11 vouc:,,.r1, lo fne 11nellrt1lgned •t tht olflc• issues for the new term Wflldl Cl(ltlla 11,,.,.~-m, AIO. Mid tll bids OI' lo W•IW .,.., lrr~•rltl" ltn ' '"' ' 2i12.n lolltwt: of "'' t ffOl'l'llYI MUNNS, KOFPORO, I n.t..M qn1
or lntormtllttn '" 1nv bid or 11'1 tht bld· Loi' UO, Trtcl 1112, M•P Boelk 50, HOFFMAN, HUNT &-THRDCICMOltTON, Ill~ -0..,.._r. -·--·u..a-a IT'S A WHOLE NEW lllllCI No bldclff" ,.,..,. withdrew 1111 bid tor Pt911 32-36 commonly known 11 : t~ 1" North L•k• Suitt 300, P•Hdfml, -• 111.,-* H~ "ETRONEWS
• pe'.r1oc1 of forty.n111 14JJ Cll\l"I 111« It'll PUBUC NOTICE GroY• l'llKI, Co.la....,.,., Ctlllor-"11. Celltorl'lll tllOl, Wlllcfl b 1111 ~IClll of llhril: -"hi_. c._n_.,..-m "'"'"'for 1111 Olllf'llllll thtrlof, NOTICE IS HIEREIY GIVEN tllat on tll,/lfneQ of ,,. \llldlMllOntd '" 111 rn111tr1 ,., I BOARD 01< TJIUSTE ES. Frldly, S1pt1mbtl' 29, ltn, II 1:1111 o'cloc' perl1ll'll11t to ,,_ ts111t of Uld dlcldtlnl, ,..,_....... j~•
COAST COMMUNITY •ICTITIOUS IUSINISS ,.,M. In lrCllll of 0,11111 County H1rt1or within tour monflll 1tltr t!W tll"lt ~le. ·-"ID--tlo ... hrtlm Cell -' Cot.LEGE DISTRICT, HAMI ITATIMINT Mul'llclp1I Court, ol201 J1111borll RNd, Cl· llOl'I of 11111 notleti. 7:. ail M tlJWtrlll ,,_ Or•• COll'llV· c1111or1111 TII• foltowlno jMrlOft It OOlnt Mlt1111 ty of N•WllOrl Inch. counrv of Or•llO'· Dllld AU9V1! 21, 1'72 Mcftelr fl*fl. LllCll St*• llV' /1/ NOllMAN E, WATSON at: $l1!t Of C1llk11'11!1, I Wiii Ml1 II Pllblk ANTOINETTE L. WAlk£• .. A --$~""'"'· MALCOLM JONES ASSOCIATIS. 30I I U(llon to !hi hlglllll bkldtr. for cam I" IEXK\llrlll of"" wm I'"'*' G!)l.Dt.tr. lotl'd of Trv1t-. ,gw, AYI., Corona def MM Ct. P.O. l•wful moMV of 1111 Ur.tltd $11111 1111 tlll of 1111 •boYI n11T11c1 dtcld1nt YOClllSl II ~idll Cummlllp. CW. fiBlt II~
Opttl• !Soptlfl'lbtf tS, Jtn • 11 :00 ,,,,,, l o• 67, C1ron1 C11I Mor, Ct, right, 11111 11\d 1nt1r .. 1 of 1&ld lvdgmenl MUNNS, kOil'FORO, NOPl"MAN, IMll:.ro toftduetl tht llfndllfl IO:·M 1, ... •-
l ld Ho Ht M1lc:orm StfP/lln Jones, Jr .. 30I Pop. dlbfor In 1111 •boYI Cltterlbld Pf'OJllf'f'f', OI' MUNT a TMROCKMOltTON ---ttubl1~ Or•fltl Collf OtllV Pilot. P'I' Alllnut. Corort• dtl Mer, Ct. to lllllCl'I flllrwof a1 m•v "' necetNry' lo ltt North Liiie, l\lfl• 200 Srm Oftll MM:""" Clupfrttln"' (•cb) •tcrttrntitr 7, 1,, lt72 n.s.n Thi• buslMU 11 blt1111 c:onduclld bY -••1111¥ Nfd 1xtct,1l!on, wilt! 1ecrlled I~ P......,., e111..,...11 tlltl O ....-: •fq (2'il) ..,.. ..... '44-Htdy, LllllllT, p1111 Hlllrtld. 1nc11111cru11. ttr"t 11\d cotlt. AllwMYJ fOr l11'CV!r11 ... ~ ~) ,.7 __ CottML
PUBUC NOTICE M•leolm s . J01111, Jr. D•ttd 11 N•wport 811c:11. C1Ufonll1. Put1111111c1 O••fltl Co.it Dally Plllll, w.-• '"" Ill' fJD aJl Tiliftf Min• Wldl •••
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· OIV.NGE •CGUNTY, 1 CAL~Rf'llA . ' . . . . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ·7, 1972 TEN CENTS
E. German OIYII!pians Guarded Due to ThreatS·
~mWU.~
MUNICH -Pollet, for rwona that
were not clw, put Eaat Germany's
pow~ Olympic team under heavy
guard today after telephoQed threats
~=ps ~~:ckPftses~~ts C:~.
and bomb$. ~
Fi.ftetn heavily armed Arab guerrillas
were reported sUU at large in West
Germany,
'nle govenunent also expressed fear·
that Jews in West Germany may be the
targela o! ' mailed bomb& d\ll"ing the
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Jewish ,,.,. YNr this -u.d.
HPoaible aUK.b may be direded
against JeWb aaoclaUom as well .as
European uooda1lo111 connected with
hrael." the Inlorior MiniJtry •kl.
A spokesman aid the government bad
information that pac:kage1 may be sent
from various places 1n Europe.
In another repereusalon, the Egypllan
giiv.emment declared West · Germany
acted unwisely In the Munich affair and
must bear full responsibility for any con-
sequences: A Cairo spokesman said:
"The commandol and the Iaraell
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Reasu:ns· Battle . -~ ··-· ----~ . ... . . . ·-,-.. . . G~rmans Explain Need for Aiwk
MUNICH (UPI) -Gennan olficlals who lalled to save the lives of nine
members of lhe.,lsraeli Olympic team.-beld by Arab extremists said today
they had to resort· to desperate measures because Israel resolutely refu.sed to
make any concessiOn to the guerrillas. ·
German Minister of Interk>r Hans Dietrich Gen.51:ber. Bavarian Minister
of Interior Dr. Bruno Merk, and Manfred Schreiber, Munich police chief, told a
news conference of the efforts they made to prevent the maMS.cre at Fuer4
aten!eldbruck AirPort T\Jesday ·night. -·
In a joint statement, they said the survival of the "9s1ages depended m
acceP,tance by the Israeli government of_ the major demand made by the .......
rlll.u -relesse of 200 Palestinians held In llraell prisons.
"'Jbe· hraell foverruneol ·kept delaying ,tbcif Increasingly poliUCal c1ee1o
slon," the at.a~I said. "For them the releaae of any prllonm ,. .. in!--
~..jbj. Ii ... -to ~llcimn that ~ decldOo! --"'""" the 0...-M the hostages. The auwer la that II 1iu ·aot ._.... lbe-naiin cl
the 0en;pam: to dee.id " · ' r
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Suspect in Laguna Murder
Put in Medical Isolation
Tbomaa B. McCulchen,. the suspect In
the Laguna Beach Jr;illJng of Mrs.
Virginia i..e Hamnet, waa plactd In
medical lsolaUon _wtil of the Orange
Cowlty Jall today after Laguna officers
said they feared for the mall'• safety.
Officers reported McCulchen, 50, ol
Dena PO!nt, appemd lo be desporldellt
and made stalements which led officers
to make the lrlMfer. He had been loclg·
ed ill Lacuna Qty Jall. McCuldlen wu . oct>e<luled for ar.
· nliilJnent. oo murder charies today at
!lie Soirth Onmgo Ol!mty Municipal Court
ill Laguna Niguel. "
Mn. Hamnett, '5, of W B ·wave
Slr<el, LqulJI llelQI WU foilnd dead of
gun.shot wounds through her neck and
bead on a· neighbor' a front lawn Tuesday
morning.
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hostages were killed .tn a German am4
bush, by G<nnan bulltts and In a U.S.
base in Germany ... · ·
He did not amplify on what action
Egypt . might· take.
A Palestinian guerrilla broadcast ·over
Cairo Radio Wednesday called West
German . police murderers-thirsting for
Palestinian blood and warned that the
guerrilla 'movement would turn next
against German interests.
West ~rman police went on alert
against sucll acUvitie11 and .heavil)'1armed
troops equipped with . walklo-lal.kies
heg'lll fU•nlinl lsraell and Arab em-
bassies and busintss establishments.
Wlw the ~ turned against the
East Germans was not clear, bot a
SP,Okesman said special transport in-
cluding helicopters had been arranged ·
for tt. : East Gennans, third behind the
United States and Russia in the medal
winning table.
. Wolfgang Peter, director of one of the
Olympic arenas, ~aid be took the tl}reata
. seriously. "I don't believe they are from
cranks," he said. '
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Police confirmed threatening letters
against the East Germans had also betn
received but dld not disclose what
reasons the writers or telephoners gave
for singling out the team .
The 15 Arab guerrilla~ reported still at
large Jn West Germany were reported to
be part of the original band which in-
vaded the Olympic Villag, Tuesday. shoL
and killed two lsarells and k.idnaped nine
hostages they later murdered in a
shootout at a nearby airport.
Five guerrillas were killed and three
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Editor Winds Vp
Munich Stories ·
OUlcers a~ McCutch.n at
the actne, allegedly lying nut lo' the
body. McQ&lchcn· "portedly WU the
dead W<!man'1 boyfriend.
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MUNICH -With the XXth Olympic
Games """"1g down to the wire and the
final events, DAILY PILOI' Sportl •
Editor Glam While II on top of the ""'"•
with the Oranfe Cout area's final two
parllclpanla. '
Mrs. Patty JolUllO!I of San Clemenie
failed to make the finala in the 100.rneter
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MUN/CH '
1972
hurdlta .md ex~ her dlJal"
polntm:eot In an lntarvlew ln today's
IJ>Ortl tec:Uon, Pages 15-2'1.
Andy Welgand of Niwport Jle:Ch came
back In~ a .repocbop nee ta gain the
flnall ol the rowlnc polra and Is the last
OranJ!e a-... lillrant mnalnlng In
the Olympica. ,
. ' EJ. Morro Trailer Park Still Additi,g V p Damages ·.
Hoffa Plans Bid
1 To Free fOWs
In N. Vietnam
W ASIIlNGTON (AP) -Form e r
ll'eainaler President James R. Hoffa bu ~ for a visa one! appa1enlly hopes
to travel, to North Vietnam to aeek the
releue of American prlsonen of .war.
Wlllte H...,. pre11 oemtary Ronald I.
Zlecler•aald today he bad been Informed
that Hpffi, on parole 'after aervlng 1
prison lelllet\ct, apptlad for a visa and'
4•ba1 some plant"• whfcb other eouroet
said cei>lered on. a trip to North Vietnam.
••1 am not aware of the detalll,"
Ziegler"oaid. "I haven~ been brlefecl."
llJ FRIIDERJCK SCUOEMEHL
Of Me o.R't' Plfllt Stiff
Peopie whl> live near the ses learn to
live wttb tne'aea.
ll'a a . pO"pular philosophy around El
Morro Trailer Park, north of Lai\llla ~ 1lhere the tail • of Hurrlcine
Hyacbltb • destroyed , a stout wooden
bnMMM, toot away elgbt feet of sind
and left lrallers one! docks perched over
precipitous cliffa ol land. '
Hyacinth bas created an ugly, cosily
mess for the J'ell\denls of the Uny park,
but they aren•t crying.
"This kind of thing is just part of livjni
here," said Ri&ard Jett, standing under
bis family's trailer 10me eight feet below
the normal level of the sand. "This Is by
far the worst."
l!e speaks willl authority. His family
has been comJni to El Morro since 1933.
0 Tbe veterans take it in stride," com-
W ooaland D~i.ve Zonjng
Conflict Flares . Up Again
' ltespondlng to other queotlono, he uld
such a joumey Is "lolally • prlvale effort OonDict over a proposal to rezone a served primarily by. pedutrlan paths
:.:: :, ~.:"~· Ii\,.~ aectlon of LaF-a Beach's Woodland wllh parklns provided on small &ilea
HOUie." .. ,..-Dr!ve orea bu tiered again. along the edge of the property.
Zlqltr oalcl he -• quick check Cll w=.,. 8:1:1 °!:U:ti:~::::l~ 1111 l)OW reildenlial, desplle the M·IA
tbe lllbject alter~ lnfanDed thal the -the property Involved from Ught IOl10 ·becauae houses were built before
mt'nted one resident who lives on the in-
land side o~ the park. "It's just port o!
living near the ocean."
Nature's most recent attack on the
park started last Friday, when waves
generaled by Hyacinth began to drag
sand out to sea.
'"M1e sand came all the way up to
here," said Gerald Schulte, a Riverside
judge, pointing to the top of an eight-foot
post. "The bottom of our trailer was
right on the beach."
Al Hyacinth moved north, more and
more sand washed out. Residents weren't
too worried, becauae ii has happened In
!hi paat. .
Then came Tuesday night: 'Jbe Ude
rose to the sil·foot mark and resident
Cathy Chri1Uansen said waves were
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* * * H yacintli Worst
Storm for Park
An -t -aboUI on the victory &land 1--. the 400-meler daab and
Wiiiie dMcribio an affftlll lo the U.S.
Jl1ac by bid -Vince Mathews ad • Wa,_ Collett before II , 0 0 0 -··L Detrott - -putjll11M1a~11111. -lol (M·IA) to mldentlal (11.-1) ta the r.one wu ~ on Ifie area. Bui ~.~ ~.'L lfloalU.8.~a. to tbt -ngw.r meeting, Sept. JO. ~thawnbi50cb .,.,,.:~1 l!etof their• d~al'·~edcan~ Hurricane Hyacinth Is dead, thanklllll1 .....-~ -•w rv" '1'1111 act1m came after a lengthy -· ~-~ -say resldenla of El MOITO Tnller Part.
R1T¥S SU.TED
FORISIUEUS
Maarlce U. stpr, dlllrman ol the pu~ llearlnc one! ,... "'""" to allow be rtbuill, because they do not conform Bui bet mark II the --left on the
U.S. Parole Boan!, aid Holla applied lo IJader city law, u JO percent o1 the ta the ..,.., • mobile home community, oldtlmen add.
hla ~ om.or In Detroit fer . polilkm on the mall« with the c11ir.,.. Becouae of lhla ,..qulrement preventing A bid· -In all, woahed out a cale
paniilaoloa lo traf<I -..U beci•, detli'l!!!fiCe ; • "I 1 .11111 utoslve.rebutldlni .er repair o! ,and·lalldwlcbat.an4wblcbhadjuslhMD
msi.lllf,"he·ft!tledlo}oeYerlhen> IJndorcllyiaw,Htopercdoltbepro-.boulei, aillill relilleml-.Y tho Itta .COlltructed near the jili m tbt
-~ ,the ro 1ea1 t ol Wir 1"""11 •rtl!fn file wrtlleD proielll, a ahoul4 be changed back oo they can clean ooean al4e.
prlltnon." -clsanie "cc"'1d be-nlacle only by ap-j ·urS ind 'lmpro•t1 tbelr'boirtlel. • AnOjber ,. .. ,. belllnl occurred In 1159. * .... tbt boud handled tbt ,. pioval of lour of the five councllmen. ' 'otiw properly ownen who have whon bulidoun ..... ploctd ' on the
quest nlUlinelJ' wbesl ii OCIOd GO ii lut Pl<ipelty °"""' trlthln 300 feet of the ~ lknd there for ue In a 'light m. beach at low• 1lda ta build up the aand
week. , · attt ~aloo Ille eblecllon•· • ~I .~paettt, ha\lt·cl1*Jed I that to .. that had .,-. out. , ... _ .. ,, r• r.Nmca.!Di...:"...-.· -11111e-1n1..,t111-... ~•••lland ~tlocl:-wonld beunlalrtolhem. • "-111111u·ll--llll fOrce4.,...._of..
the boud ......_ aald. '"111an II Drive and Mllllpn Drive. T» area had The 'Plu!Di( commldlon e1tlkr ,lk:lala ta pull back thsee lraller• ~
nolhin( In Ibo Jaw t. lllhml ldm Iran -. ICltted ~ until about 11• -llllt1ded Gilt !lit llell k mooed make nlonltve reptlrt. It~·•
....._.. ,... qo wbta 11...., i_,..i to II-IA lo !ti Iii<! tllat an •lloiliM ltudy bt oldettd the wont atonn llltll
lill«Ald tlte fllet 1¥ Halla w..W Mll8rlol • tarcet-. made-ti~to. ... -·,,... ~-~al.Ibo llOlican WI
( .. _,.., -I) TllO an& II~ lljl-<mall Iola •• !ems. . • . ..... ' .
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were (!aptured. A West Gt rm 1 n
policeman also was killed.
Police in all of Germany's 10 states
circulated photographs and descrlpUon.s
or 15 wanted Arabs suspected of planning
new acts or violence.
Hundreds of German p o 11 c e m en
swanned around airports and embassies
Wednesday to prevent recurrence , of
Arab terror and violence.
· A police spokesman in West Berlin
declined to elaborate on the 15 Arabs
being sought or how police learned of
the planned terrorism.
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Laguna Hills :
·Father, Son
Backpacked
An ll·year-old Laf\lna Hills boy died of
exposure TUesday evening after be and
.... his father were caught ln a sudden .
mowstorm in the High Sierra near
Bishop. .
Bart Erlo•.Broekell, 1011 ol Mr. and;
Mrs. Gary Bnx:ketl, -De Salle, died :
beftn 1'18 ~ '~ ~·.N\rtbenl
Inyo O!Wity Holpltal, localed in Bilhop.
.A cc or d 11,. to· ll!e·~ Cool!IT--• c · ,.._ ·1 b I 1& a st n llDCI 1ata
falll<r flod been bee~ Iii 1111 Plul
er.et llummlt aru loll TueedaJ af·
ternoon whtm temperaturt1 ilropped and
snow llOsan to fall.
Yo1111f Brockell and his father hiked to
tbelr car, a spokesman said. The youth
appam!Uy passed out and died In routo
to the hoepltal.
They bad been hiking In the area four
days when the storm hit, the spokesman
added.
Officlala at Valencia School In Laguna
lliJls aaUI this morning that young
..Brockett would have entered the slxtb
grade when school ope118 next week.
'Funeral service• for the youth are
pending al Roy C. Addieman Mortuary
In El Monie.
Acconllnc ta the Inyo Counly SheriU"a
Departmcnl, the boy's death .... one or
several incidents that marred final vaca-
tions foi' backpacken in the High Sierra.
A IS-year-old La Puenle youth. Craig
Mcintire, hiking with his father near
McGee Cl'eek, 40 miles north o! Bishop,
also dled Tuesday due to exposure.
Four rescues r.om the snow covered
high altitude regions were reported by
the 1berlff'1 department.
Sgt. Jerry Fleming said thal lhc
snowstorm has left the area and the six
inches of snow Ls beginning to melt. No
further storms are expect.ed In the area
in the next few da.)'I, be added.
Persons plannlni to enter the area,
however, &bouJd bavt warm clothing ancl
be prepared , for cool lemperatureo. The1
sboulcl alao check with local law ...
forcemeot or National Parks Service o1.
ficlals befcn pocldnJ Into the High Slrr-
ra, Flemlilf said.
or .. ie
Weat•er
The sun .wtll break through -early morning cloods on Friday, -
accordln& to I h e wtatberlady.
Hlgbs ol U'Ollld 70 m expected et
tho beaches, rillnf to 12 Inland.
Lo~ tonigllt In the 1111 •
INSWE TODAY
TMlr mlstreu l\al tOiUrd Mr ·
entire fonu .. of 114.5 mlllio!O
to, 11 caniner -btit U...'Tt-llOI -1--t-
nec111orilv !uckv cloga. s .. •torr
.Pao< 16,
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·santn-Ana
Porno Book
Store Shut
A tmo-year bid by the District A~
tomey'a oflkt to clooe down a book61Qre
detcribed by tnvesUgaton as an Orange
County center for the sale ol alleeedly
nt>scene movJet and llterature ended in
IUCC<SI today IHI tllln II boon Iller the
ronvtcUon of two Seal Beach men.
Norman Robert Bi.tte, 5!, of 3M! Al·
mond Ave. and Ralph William Albrecht,
41, of 4288 CaJl!lleberry Ave. pleaded
guilty In Santa Ano Munldpal Court to
col1!Jllracy chargt1 atemm!ng from the
sale and dlltrlbutlon of o b • c e a e
matertalr.
Blab and Albrecht, Identified u p-iJ>.
cipala in the operaUon of the PJeuure
House boo~ in Santa Ana, were
ordered to dlspoae· of their buslneu by
Sept. 31! and paJ 1 .One of $10,000.
Judge William Thomson ordered both
men to aerve ll'l'H )'Uri' p-obatlon alter
spendlna six months In Orange County
Jail.
The court action ended three yean of
prosecution in whicb· 15 aeparate criminal
complainta were filed against Plea.sure
llouse employes.
It also closed a civil lawsuit in which
the district attorney's offiet argued for
clooure of the p-emlleo under the llate'1
Red Llghl Abatement Ad.
~were about to gq on trial on
oblcenlty Cbarg• wben they decided to
plead guilty to misdemeanor a!Jegations.
Blake and Albrecht were found guilty
lu:t May of similar charges relating to
operation of the Pleasure House.
Viejo Resident
S1Jin.g Comedian;
·Fraud Charged
A Miiiion Viejo man and hJa buslneu
partner today aued entertainer Jetry
Lewis for $.150,000 in an Orange County
Superior Court lawsuit that charges the
comOdlln arid the oorporatlon be controls
with lroud.
$1anley C. Lynn and partner G. J,
Ciinlnald of Winona, Minn. name Lewis
aq,it the NetwOrk Cinema Corporation as
defendant. in a complaint that claims
Ibey wen tbe vlctlml of mlsrtprt..,,.
talion In 1 lrsncbl,. offer.
Lewta " lden!Wed u tbe cbatrmlD and principal shareholder of the Network Cil1<ml chain. .
Lynn Ind. Clmlnsld llle&e Iha! the
Lewi• group W oo aulbortty tq oJJ.-
tl!Om fbt rtgbt ID dlll<lbtll• lraJiCh!IOI
for the clnemo chain throul)loal tbe
()range County 1rea.
Tliey claim that the Lewis organization
did not have the approval of the 1tate'1
commlssloner of corporatioDI lo develop
aucb action despite its alleged claims
that tt did have such authority.
Lynn and Ciminski, who stale Ibey paid
$50,000 to the Lewis group for the sole
right to aeU frlllCblaea In Orange County,
also allege t,Jlat the Network Cinema
organization never provkled the promised
training, lnformaUon or techniques that
would have enabled them to obtain
trlJICblsa.
Laguna's Flags
At Half Staff
Lquns jleacb city flags new at ball
staff \Oday rellecting the city's official
mourning over the deaths of Olympic
athletes.
The city council Wedneaday night C.U..
ed for the lowering of the city flag1. 1ht
lighted flag flying 14-boun I day 1top the
fire station headquarters waa im-
Jlledlately placed at half mast.
City flags will be returned to lull staff
when the State of CaHfornia offices raise
the national nalil to full staff.
DAILY PILOT
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l•tdl. '"'IMIS•ddlllb.ll~ •114 l•n eiem...111
S• JUlll a,ttfr.,,._ A t\ntW "'larlal
..c!llkln i. MIW.... $1olul'lltl'I •nd Sl.md•'fl.
Tiie pl'lrtdPll "*ll1hlt11 pi.nt II •I .DD .....,..,
hy SlfWct, Cati M .. , C.111-la, '2'&
Rolt.rt N. W••' ,.,..ld9W Mid l'vtllllMr
J•ck Ill. Curl•y Vlw l"rl!$1dtnl 1nd ~I ,,...iv,...
Th•r1111 k•••lt E1lltor
lhoMat A. Murphl11•
~llnl IEdltror Cit•,." H. L.os llich1rl I . Nill
A .. M'-'! M•Mllln; IE<lllOI'\
&..,.M IMdl Offl ..
222: for•tt A•onut
M•illllf "'4ro•11 ,,0 . lo:.'''· tJ•l2
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IMdU UD M..,_, l°'11w1NI ... ltod'H 0'111 ... cir! ......... ,..
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Laguna Council Action
Bin. Ill _. ,....., ........ .,.,.. --• ......, qllt ..,
~ Beadl dty CIOWldlmm:
WOOIJUllD llBIYJI: Coal-a ,...... ...... • I ,......., to -u.. ....... llmo --......... " .............. ....
Pl4>irl1 ..... -to 1111 polllllp Wllll lllo ef17 .._
WASTE: Jlei>Wed !be Wute Man ... mont Tn onlinallce and adopted new
ordinanm impoolq dllr( .. an .,,... ....,,.,. and trl8b collec\loo.
LOAN: Aulhorlied city olllclala to negotiate a ll00,000 Joan after bearln1
the city finance director explain thst the city mat.a mooey by borrowing
money. Funds borrowed, but oot IJlODI are Invested Ind draw a higher lntei-
est rate than the city pays for the mooey, be aald.
CIVIC&: Approved ordlnancea requiring four council vota to overturn cJe.
cbions of the city's Planning CommWloo and Board of Adjuslment. Alao Ml
tenns ol conuniak>oers at four years.
BEACHES: A&l'ffCf to 11ud7 a a1alf racommeodalioa caJJiq for cfeflnlto
pollciea governing the use o! beacbel In Loguna.
REll'rAU: Repealed 1 city Jaw pertailllllg to nnlll Ill t'OOllll to pttlODI
under 21.
Island Terror
Fatigue-clad Gunmen
Sought in 8 Killings
CJWU.OTl'E AMALIE, st. Thomas, general, aid there were lour or nw ..,,
V.1. (AP) -Police bunted today for four in g....,n fatigues using automaUc
or flve crnnmen wearing green fatigues weaPoJll. The killers looted their Ylctiml' •--.. pockell and cleoned out the clubhouse
who machine-gunned eight Americans to cash drawer before escaping into lhe
death during a robbery in the golf overgrown hills around the course. ·
clubhouse of a Rockefeller resort in the Gov. Melvin H. Evans was called bact
Virgin Wands. to the islands from Hilton Head, S.C.,
Officials would not release the names where he bad been named vice chairman
of four of the victims, but Lt. Gov. David of the Southern Governor's Conference.
Maas aa!d Ibey ...,. believed to be "Tblt JI 1•lutely the ...m tbJnc tbll
tourllta: from the U.S. m•lnland. hat nu happened In thl Vfr11n IJllndl,"
A apoktltlJl8D for the Rockefeller lan\I: aald Mau, acting ... ..,... unUI E>ana'
ty In New York l&ld two ,i.tllDI weie ntmn-"These men wlD 1!L ~"
• tenllllYely ldmltfted u Pat·Tubci!t, a' Al!oat IO po1ICI were IW'dlfnc far lho
girl who Worted la the club'• pJf abop, fUDIDOll. · ·
and Jolm Gulliver, I .....,.,_,... H• The coll club la part " • 5,000 .....
said two other .i.tlma were electrlcllnl. lrlct on the north tilde of St. Crols. 1111
The JU11men opened fire late W-• owned by RockrelOrta, lnc., I h e
day allemooll at the Fountain V a 11 e y Rockel.Uera' ,...rt development eom-
Goll Cub on tbe llland of St. Croix, 1boul pany. n.e· ooune wu delJined by 11ober1 Trent Jooea, Amerlcl'• leadlntl aoJI so miles IOI.Ith of. SL 'Jbomu, Mau aald. oourae architect, and • e" er al
Seven )lttlOlll died at the ocene and tounwneoll have been played thert.
another at a bolpltal.
Rebels Hit
By lsr~li
Army Unit,s
TEL Avrf (AP) -All ·lmloll &rlllY
pltJol entered Llbanol1 eat'l1 today In
,..rd! ot Arab marauders and tttumed
alter elc1tt hours, with .U lllncfs sale, a
military .,...._ nported.
The patrol moved 1 mile and a half IJ>.
1!de Leblllan alter tllllnc an Arab guer-
rtllo lnllde iarltU territory.
The patrol clubed wltb a band ol Jn.
llllrlton on the border Wedoetday night
and an llraell and an Arab wero kllled In
the emulnc l!Jelliht. The locldent ,... the lfnl of 111 ltlDd .,
the Lebanese fronller In -
"" ---aid the patrol ... countered the Araba juat c north of the
border ..itlqe of Baram alter Ibey Jn.
llltrated Into llrael fr<Jm'Lebanon.
The llraelll found a bind greoade and
other equipment neor the body of the
dead Ar1b, the spokesman aid.
There WU DO ""'1lrma1Jon of repotll
In Beirut newap1pm that hraell troo)lll
and umor Wtrt maMing along the
Le-bonier. '
These p-ea reporta and Pa!estiniM
guerrilll IOW'COS In the Lebanese capital
uJd. the buildup extended from ·the
MedllerrlllelD · frontier post di Ra&
Naltouro 1J mllea inWld to Rmlah, where
an l~aell raid acroa the border caJ>-
tured ab: Syrian and, ubaneae offlcers
July u. .
The guerrJIJu I 1 I d they eapecied
another Israeli altlct ·across the border
ln reprisal for the Arab guerrilla attack
on the Israeli Olympic te1m in Munich.
Tbe Beirut reports aid four Israeli
Slcybawk_jets flew over IOUthern Lebanon
for 20 minute1 Wednead.ay morning, and
another flight Invaded Lebaneae air
~during the~ "We never . comment on tr o o p
movementt ln any W&J," Nici an Israeli
.,,., llllOlaman.
Bui be mted .t!lfl JarrHCll• 'IJ'lllOl'ed
maneuven""" held on !be frontier Ibis --
Library Lease
Extension OK'd
Wild Wedding
Stephen E._,Colwell oLGarden Grove, who .bu worked at Llon Coun-
try Safari in Laguna Hills for two years, will marry: Huntington
Beach's Donna Jean Baumea Saturday at 10 a.m. in a cluster of aya·
more trees o·n the wildlife preserve grounds. Most of the wedding
g.uests will observe the ceremony from a viewing platform near the
site.
Murder of Girl Tied
To 'Freeway Phantom'
FORRESTVILLE, Md. (AP) -Police "We're Investigating the -lblllly but
and FBI agenta have lauoched an in-at this point any lint between this incl
vestfgation Jnto the death of a young the other deathl would be pw't}y specula-
Washington girJ whose murder bore a lion," said Cpl. Allen Riffee, a Maryland
A fl lb ~-~-lwe 1 resemblance to at least a haU doien State PoUce detective bea.11.... the m. .,.-•.,e J -~~ .., the 0 unsolved casea last year that ~ .. 1•• .. iJ>. .._ ~-.. , quarlerl oocupled temporariJJ by the ~,,., •catigatlon.
Laguno -Llbl'll'f wu a)IJlowd by volve a "Freeway'Pbantom." Wuhlngton Police Olio! Jerry Wllaon
Ronald Tonkin, the territory's attorney
......... PqeJ
HOFFA ••.
' to lrlvel to North Vietnam, a muntry
with wblcb the Ualled Slata ll llal>lln&,
dl4 llOI IGler lnln. lho -· ........ on hi.I application. "·
He al4 the board lppr!>•ed I »i!IY
travel period for Hoffa to be wt ol lbe
C01¥111')'.
The copyrighted llctJoll Neq atory,
written by it.I labor editor, Jack Qoellln,
said Hoffa will be the guest of the Vlei·
nam Trade UnlODI of the Democratic
Republlcan of North Vlelnlm, which H•
tended him tbe lnvltotlon aevenJ weeks
ago.
J1oll1 reportecfl,y_ wu en route to Porta
to pick up a -from the North Vt•
nam<M> Embauy there. A Tumlten'
source In Detroit aid Hoffa flew to
Wuhlngton Wednesday to pick up blo
p ..... port.
Ziegler did not criUclJ.e Hoffa's plans
as the White llaula hu done In tbe caaea
of some othel'I who have vlalted Hanol or
talked with Hanoi's rtpresentatlves. such
as Pierre Salinger and former attorney
general Ramsey Clark.
Hofff, 5t, began tervln( an eight-year
sentence for jur; tampering on March 7,
1967. He was paroled in 1971 after pledg4
ing not to involvt hlrruelf in union !!fairs
for the duration of hiJ parole.
Once the 1100,llOO-a-year bead of the
nation'• largest union, Hoffa was sent to
prison for tampering with a jury that ac-
quitted him of conspiracy two yem
earlier. Since hi• parole be bu led a
relatively obscure life.
Eight Art Forms
Now at Gallery
Eight different forma of lrl will adorn
the wall.I of the Laguna Federal Savings
Gallery for the remainder of September,
A 110,000 collection of btstorlcal llamps
from lhe Laguna Beach Stamp Cub will
he Included ln the display, In honor of
the 1976 Bicentennial of the United
States.
The exhibition wlll also Include photo-
graphs by Jerry Blrchlleld, oU.. and
watercolors by Dent Dowler, 1tltchery
and weaving by Peggy Dowler, bronze
figures by Harriet Limbers and pen and
ink sketches by MargueMte Goulet
The display is housed in the main of·
fice of Laguna Federal, 260 Ocean Ave.
Grants to Veterans
For Aid Increased
Grantai to veterans ~uJrln1 special
1daptallons lo their homes have been
Jncreued 01 I rt8U)I of federo) Jqlsl•
Uon, 0. W. Price, Service Officer for
Lagun1 Be1ch AmerlcM LeelOD Poll m. ha• llllnounced.
DAMAGE the ~ Clalmly Boord of SUpervtaors The body of Diane Wlll!ama, a a"lgned about l5 meo to will llato ·r • • w ........ 11. toutbeast Waablngtoo teen-ager I WU police on the case.
........... ~ __ ~ -~ ~ r. 8Ylaai;the. ~ owner, foond Wednesday along Interstate :185, a "Tbe FBI and Wubinglon police feel
~----~ --· hld_.ltoled to IW .~ to.F.b...:rL bigbw1y from southeast Waablngtoo to tbe girl wu lddnaped or abductecl from Rlp ra)i· lotwwwtir ihler".rpl<-ol U'll"t!i iJlow fiir. c:ili!liiMiilli ii. S'lle'it Ille Ollpllll Bdtny,"pollco oald. ..-· . WahJncloo .,,.r broUgbt 1nto llarJland, •
lllJd wu exposed. ~ lr!ID polla Ubruy btdldlllc now Ulider capatiiidlon. II had been dumped in tbe 11me Hiflee said. 1.
flOidlnf 1 lllnJ. j.pr'old, -. A .a-la Ibo ezl<Wbraii~ ieneral,_ wi.,re bodl .. of silc ,.qtbei) He aal~ some pb,yB1cal evidence -
WoOdeir•dii!bdntl lli/AilW!itrm.IW . .ilfmt IW~ ~,.\J!,'J=.!'~ -~.·~. belng aent to FBI labo for 1n11111s bu!
...,. In jeopardy of laJllnc. , Ibo· • ·If!#·~ ~ .. . . ~ lomld 4uo.,. ,_, :::..::.•estlga~ had tunJed up no
-l'U.: up -of tbo nllht. 1--~r-'-':'~ .......... ~ ......... -..:.year_. ________ .:__.:_==---------
worktng u the ialt spr11 dubed over _ '-11 •• '1.
them. lrYln& "' mab tbJnp hold tmW
tbetlde.-..S.
Trailer ~ were eztended.
ll!ldbap pt\! In place, the bcdkbead
repalred ~ poaslble. For IJie -
part their elforta were IUCCOllful.
But there are -lib -of Pete Sc:bnl!d~ -year old wvoclea deck caved In. Tbe ocean end of hla• 96-
foot lraller fell In, too. Tbe COICh -
saved when 1 bulldozer wu called In to
pull It out.
Six other trailers, In danger of filling,
were also removed Wedne9day.
~ are opllmlstJc, tbouP,
Already, tbe aand Is bellnninl to bull>!.
but It will be a long time before it11 back
up to the original level.
A spokesman for the El Morro lnvut.
menl Company, leuebolder of the part,
said It will be necessary to cort!truct 1
new bulkhead.
Residenta, be aaid, remain on the
beach ahorlng up wbal they can and
clearing oul rtfuae.
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Banjo Playing
Beauty Queen
Wins Competition
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (API -
C.therlne Lawton, 1 petite banjo player
representing Delaware ha1 won the
talent competiti.on in tbe first round of
preUm!narics for the ldlsl Amerlco
pageant.
MLv Kansai, Cindy Lee Siliea, won the
swimsuit contest Wedne!Jday night.
MW Llwton, who at Wool-3 Is the
1hortelt of the IO Miss Am<rlcl c:on-
testanll, performed a medley of tuna Jn.
eluding "Cl.Ufomla, Here l Come" and
"Back Home Again In lndlana." Sbe hu
played tbe bonJo profealoOllly with her
father.
Miss SIK•, 11, wbo II ~loot-7 and UO
pounds and meuures •JWe, ii a s»
dent at Wlcblta Sllto•Vnlvenlty.
The glrll ..... the llnl -In the nrst round of prellmlnarlea. (Related
picture, Pare 14).
Johnny Grant Hosta
Republican Party
luxurious spring· down
and feather sofas • • •.
Th9 handsome IOfli-desl-
to give you the'uld111119 In mating
i:omfort with down end feather
back pillows, deep tprlng down
,..t cushions envtloped in down
ond fl&thera ond twO ~
filled "m pillows. a-fl'lllll
1.'(<lde seltctloll of fine
fabrics end alZll.
Thrfe 1tyle1 ta. c'JuH¥e hom.
H.J.GARRflT fURNITtJR~
now.
~99.. .
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=:" .,•m °'*"" °'"' """'" .. • *"' • .....,... llfwlN"*"t, ~ -ltW ...... .,,~ --...., ... ••tCU:c• .-IUFWJ '""" ..
Veter1n1 who bave been i!laabled and
need specially de~ed llclllU.. to ac-
l-...e<J111ll1loil.ie whfelchaln_ now may.....n.
celve 117,IGO In aulltance, PMct uld.
The former maximum w., fU,000.
Radio and _._ po110111llly •
ny Gronl will lit 11toC1 ..-IGr llll
South Coul Republican ......,.., blocb
party 11 I p.m. Frld&J 1t Scotdlmu't
Co~L ..,-.,-"""'-~-.,..,...~-"'-I Tbo picnic dJMer, followed by •1actnc
to a Uve orthntra, It -to
RtpolllJcanl. Tlcktll .... " ... ,.._...
Ilona mar bl mat1t by ..ni..•mr. •
' PROFISSIONAL
'"' __ INlUIOA llPllNW
, ' • ~71
2111 HAUOR ILVD. costA~ CAI.If,
I
Cooalnlclloo of the ft<Wlleo mllll ba
Jn accordance wllb Vetel'lnl AdmJnlstn.
lloo atandarda, Price added.
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VOC. • NO. ZSI, l SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANQI COl:INTY, CALIF<>RNIA . I • · THURSDAY1 SEPT~MIER 7, 1972 TEN CENTS .
Newport Protesters Draw Bead on Jet Craft ··
•1 BJ L. PEI&& 11U10 .............. • • A Jl'OUP ol NNo .... ~ .... -.. -.. -..
pialnly lbe -ol tbe -111@1 got rid. ol '1iclllc Cool! f\eew11, me
jomllli a ..,. dtbens' ClOlllllliltee to
elimlnale jet f11abla al ()nap County
A;rpart. --
Tho ....... eolllng itaell lbe AllJIOll
4ctian -ttoa. appareotly will 1trivo
to nlly <omDllllity qporf to I peal:
eqQli to ~I oromed 11llnlt lbe oon-
troftnial aDil --COUlal tr.ew.y, freeway, .
A maa nDy Is planned Oct. 11 al 7:!0
p.m. in Newport -lllgb School. II will feature sevual piunlnent fi&ures in
t ' ' ' ' I : ~. * . * New.Radar
Facility
Dedicated
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:·A '2 mIDJO. com~ radar air
traffic conlnli cenlei' ,to monitor llolh
cpmmerclal and military lliahla within a
llflO.mlli radfuo of El Toro Maririe Corps
~ Slatlon WU dedicated today. ,
Tho fadllty, lbe .llrSt in Soutlfem
California, la a Jo.inl e.ffort involving lbe
Marine Corps 8nd lbe Federal Avialion
Admlnlstrltlon , (FAA). It Is localed oil
lbe llarino Corpl alt bue .
. . FAA '1"1bsmafl Ralp~ Odenwald
declined .to dlscusl lbe Joint venluro'a Im~ '"'·~~-Join\ lile ol El Toro .......,.. ~·fl!lh!L·
11o ... ,., Oden'nJd ... lht . .i-11
f!od'.c..;w -""'M .1114 .~i.i co~ ,,_; Ylll trwct lllgtils
1n and .out o1 or-.~·AJrport, the
counlJ'• "'" -·~ jet ~ .. ~~-~
Uon o1 Govll'lllll<llla ISCAO) l'llillJ of
airport-.-in-Southern Callforllla pln-
poll!ts lbe El TO<o military facll!ty •• lbe lollcal pla<e for joint ... of runwa11 by
commercial and mllilary jets. Such a
move, Ibo Willlam Per.Ira otudy Ufl,
woUid eaae the noise probiml ttlated lo
Orange County Airport.
Odenwald aald lbe equipment dedicated
today presently• band!., 1 6 o , o o o
''hiltrument operations" -contacta wltb
paaaing plane. -a year. .
"By llltlO, this aopbistlcaled com-
munialltoal l)'ltem will be able to proc-
ess • 1911,llOO ~t lllabt opelltiom
I )'ear t I• Oden\iraJd iila. _.
!'lthln lbe nm lhnonlhll, FAA opera·
tm ·at Loq Beach will be phased out
W(lh lllgbt trackin& and conlr1>ia lo be ac-
"'"*"lisbed from lbe new El Toro facility,
Odenwald noted.
· TO date, there an 24 almllar in-
(See Alli; Pap I)
Piwt's Sports
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Munich Stories
MUNICH -With the XXlh Olympic
Gamt1 .:omlng down lo the wire !UM! the
ftnal ...ma, DAILY PILOT Sports
Editor Glenn White 11 on top of the .....
)"Ith the Onnfl• Coast aru'• 1iDa1 two
partlclpanll. I Mn. P1tty. Jelliacm of Sb Clemente
~ to nmb ~ llnail In tbe l9k!0ter
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MUNICH
1972
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lllt elkbpart --. '1'111 --1111 ......,i ID effice.at
Ollidll --o1 the -..,... llllO Well ~ ..:.:-
·-· did! -ID the lonllltlon ,.:: ::. .,. either = ~ 8'-Didi ol lbe !l!ID!llt•, 11 ICbeduled striJae ._-o1 1be AAA is Harry
to oome --. • ' RinRr, 1 leader In lbe Airport Noise
Howenr, fl wu ~ that . .-Ahl-Commlt!M which eOordinated
lnent Harbor Area Freeway Ejghter the llllllivt effort In llet that aaw 905
Mmball Duflleid will be --ol pel'.IODI file '26 miDlon in lawsuits
the new pp with ea-laillt againl\ Or-CWnly for allowing Jet
Mn. Jeu Morrll, I -~led lllabts al lbe airport, .
member ol lbe Newport lladl Pub, Thole luilf ue llCbeduled to come
Beacbel IDCI Recreattoa o.mni.m be.fore trill net ~~
Tiie new llWP lu llru4' coaducted Former m&J'W Paul J. Gruber, Allan
several meellnp IDCI baa hired a ... Beek, cbalrmm ol Ntwport Residents
ecull'9 admlnlllrlk!r, Wllllun T • Ulliled, and Wally Koch, chairman of the
Sprque, • former employ« of DulfltkL Freeway Fighters' Qtllenl COordlnaUn11
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Committee, are also aJDODI leaders of
the movement.
Others wbo are actiVe include attorney
Roy D. Woolsey, Earl llardage and Ed
Cook.
The October rally Is scheduled to
feature Wk! by Guald Fadem, the LDs
Angeles attorney }'ho recentl y won a
Supreme Court dtc:Won that gave the
city of Santa Monica the right to file
lawsui ts agaJnst Santa Monica Airport on
the basLs of the nuisance' it allegedly
causes.
Another speaker will be Daniel Emory,
head of the Airport Noise Abatement
Committee.
TQP oUiclals of the AAA w<re
unavallable for C!Onunent this morning on
the various strategies the group may be
planning to use in the fight against the
airport. "
However, Emory snld, ''it is my un-
derstanding tha t they are going to try to
get the community more aroused over
the problem.
"It has been quite a while since our
group has been out trying to drum up
~mmunity-wide support," Emory said.
He said AAA leadus feel they have
several different approaches to the prob-
lem that have not been used by the
noise abatement group.
Emory said various individuals . who
had been active in the freeway move-
ment have met with his group at i,,..
formal breakfast meetings throughout
the summer and that it was learned the
group began to formally organize about a
mon th ago.
The only two members or the group
who were reached this morning, Beek
and Gruber, said any comments they
wou ld m·ake would be premature.
Beek did comment that ttte group "i!
just a rabble.rousing arm" of the noise
abatement panel, but he added quickly
that it ls "too premature to m a k e
sta teme.nts."
Olympians Guarded
East t;erman·.Team Gets Th .reats by Telephone
. Fro,. Wire Sentcel_,_
M11NICH ~PoUce,_fV-mi!lllJ · t!1t! were no& cleir, put East; Genna'ny'a
powerful Olympic teanr undor heavy
guard f/:lday alter telephoned threats
from alleged Paltlllnian Commando
groups lo atlack lis alhletU with guns '
and bombs.
Fifteen heavily armed ~ab 11Uerrlilu
were reported still at large i!I WeSt
Germany.
_The govt11!11!ent also~sed lear_
Iha~ J~ .i!t,\V"'I ~.1114Y..·be the . largelS ·of malled, bom~s , during the
J ewLsh new year this weeterid.
'1Posslble attack! may be directed
against Jewish asM>cl.aUons as. well as
European . associations c;onnecred with
Israel," the Interior Ministry said.
·A spokesman sald the government had
lnlot!J!aUon that packages may be senl
from various places In E\U'Ope,
In anoJher rtpercusslon, the Egyptian
government · declared .. West Germany
acted unwisely In the Munich. affair. and
must bear lull responsibility for any con--
sequences. A Cliro spokesman said:
• 0 Tfie· commandos and the' Isr8ell
hostages were killed in a German am~
bu.sh,. by German bullets and in a \LS.
base in Germany."
He did not amplify on 'what action
Egypt might take.
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Expecting Baby,
Degree ii\ Law
Ezpeelant is a word lhal de!Cribel
livIDOPollcemano.r...~
'Ema, one · ol tho. 10 fulll.ime Cosll
Mesa' policelllen usilned to serve the W<i · dty, IS lookini forward to
·1atherbood and a blcbelor'• degree.
Tho JCmaa' first dilld WU due 00 SUJ!-
iliy, and bU yet-wii?lve.
Ema ellj>e<tl) to earn· bis degree by
~arch. . ' .
Kraa ls a three-year veteran of ' the
'CciOtt-~,Police ,Department and bas hpe!feoCe. In patrol and.· Cu.tocii ·dufles. a.·, 1 memtiei ol tbl department'• color . id, baal:etball ml baaebali teams, fl: -ting team and lactical uni~ . I
:,i'tA'nPlni aDil aall1llg me his IOISW'I
. wpe 'punulla.
Illnce Jut Friday, the Costa Meaa
policemen have atrved Irvlne under
tennl llf a· coolract l>eisreen lbe two
ciUu. that prHidet --tralllc and crlinlDal police patroll to tile U-squaro
mile db' ol 20,000. ~ . .
Nixon Bac1'er Runs
~· PALO ALTO (AP) -•Wloalthy
fM111DffSD>Aa James Gordon Knapp, 50,
aqJl!IUllCOd Wodne3day be wlU. 1(1111 u 1
wi!U-ln Republican can.lldate f or Conirta 1gllnst Rep. Pete• McCloskey
(M:alil.) and Democrat JIJllOI Slnart.
Jtnan) aid :neither ~ l'rtolclcnt
NbOn' llfd thlt II wb1 be decided to run,
He ii boird .... ~ ot CU. Water Co.
and two• other f1nm and • putner ill
tLne other comPll!lleL l..
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. . ' Saft,~ Elementary &chool
Dlatrict -Wednesday ~ a unified district molutlon calllng for a
moratorium on the Canada Foothilla
housing development.
The 11-2 -•a alap at amtber lj)ilt decialon made, Tgeaday night by trustees
llf the ljiddieback Valley \lnlfiecl School
District: Saddleblct tnmees, in adopting
a resolutioo, urged lbe· Orange County
Board of,Supervloors to bold off •Pf"VVal
llf lbe 3,0IJO.acn housing development ui>-
tll ...,..ance could be made that lchools
could be built in the area.
_q>unf7 pi0rmm re.c.ently l'ICOID-
me6dod approval ·.,; the developmen~
wil1¢l could bring • an· odditional lD,IOO
midents Into the area ju>t aoutbeut of
El Toro Marine Corps Air Slation.
The San Joaquin motion to oppose lhe
Soddleback Valley declaion was made by
.loleph Peterson, wbo alts on both
boardl. He was in the minority Tuesday
when .Socldlebeck Valley . trustees passed
their molutkm.
Dennla Smith, who also is _a member of
both boarda, wted for the reJ01ullon
Tueaday ' and agalnst lbe San Joaquin
molutlon Wednesday." Preston llowell
waa the other cltsJenling San Joaquin
trustee. in other action Wednesdly bight, the
San Joaquin bolird:
-Requested a breakdown of the pro-
jected blWng COiis this coming school
year of bringing El Toro student• to La
Paa and Loi Aibol Intertnediate Schools.
The :iounpten will have lo be bused a
mile dcnrn lbe treeyay because • county
?Old cocstructlon inJ<ct acrosa Allio
Creek bu been del&yecl.
-Approved a boundary chaqie with
1be C.piltnno Unified School Dlatrtct
thlt will bring all of Mialon Viejo to the
east ot ~te ~Y IDCI Trabuco
Road into lbe """""".district. The 151
..,,.. ol land invoiVed, now uninhabited,
(See CANADA, PolO t)
-Battle )Reasons
Germam Explnin Need for Attack
lll1NICll (UPI) -Gormln olflelol1 1'bo fallod lo ave the Uvt1 of nine
-· ol a.a -oi,mplc·-..... bJ Arab -aald _, lheJ W loi.-t ·to ~lo m10Jaw ..,.,,. larMI resoiuiely n/Uaed to
mab --lo the .,..mDu. 0-M1nil!or of Interior -Dlllrlclt G<nlcber, Bnar!ln Mlnllter al Jaterlor Dr. Bnllo Mork, aDil Manlnd l!dnibor, Milnlcb pal1cO chief, told I
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Wild. Wedding
Stepheh E. Colwell of Garden Grove, who bu worked at Lion Coun·
\r1 Safari 1n Laguna HillJ for two years, will marry HunUngton
Be~ch'a Donni Jean ~au~ea Saturday at 10 a.m. lo a cluster of s~ca·
more ·trees on the wildlife preserve grounds. Most of the wedding
guests will observe the ceremony from a viewing platform near the
site.
Ouhhouse Iilllers Sought
By Virgin Islands Police
CHARLOO"rE AMALIE, St. Thomas,
V.I. (AP) -Police bunted today for four
or five ...,,,.,. wtarlng green faUgues
who ·!NIChlne-(Ulllled eight Americans lo
delllr Gll1ng I robbery in the golf
clubhouse of • ~eliu resort ill the
Virpa blanils.
Ol!lci•ll would not 'release the namu
ol lour ol the vlctlma, but IA. Gov. David
Illa fald Ibey were believed lo be
·: 1iicirti!s from the U.S. malnland •
A llPOkelman for the Roclilftller fami-
ly, Jn ~W !York Nid .lwo vlCtiml wert
~ ldelllUled p Pat Tat1>tr\,. a
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Golf Club on the Island of St. Croll, •boUt
50 miles south of st. '.l'bomu , Maas 1&ld.
Seven peraons died at the scene and
another at 1 bolpitaL
RITES SLA.TED
FOR ISRAELIS
Memorial semces for the lmell
vi<tlms at the Oi~pic Games ·.•ill
be beJd. It ' I clock tonight at
Temple Beth !l_holom In Santi, Ana.1 Tiki M!lllPle Ii located a! tbe:C!""
' of'P'llli11nei ~ 111d.1P.91br " Avaaue. illbbl nant Sift.,. 'and = J'1 Pllll .Ka. 'ww of· ' 11-· . . .. '
A Pai!llinllh gumllia-broadcast over
Clilro · Radio · Wednesday-c1lled Wed
Ge;·man police mUI'dUtrs thintlng fot
Palestinian blood and warned thlt the
gueJTilla movement would turn ne:rt
· against German int~rests.
West German pollce went on alert
against such activities and heavily armed .
troops equipped with walkie-talkle1
beg11n guarding Israeli and Arab em ..
(See OLYMPICS, Paget)
. Lagun~ Hills
Youth Dies · ., .. t J•
An ll.-year .. id Laeui>a Hllil b9y died o!
ezpotUra 'l'lltlday eveninf Iller he and
hla father 'l'"e caught In a sudden
aaowatonn ln the High Sierra near Bl!bop, ,..
Bart. Eric Brockett. son of Mr. and
Mn. Gl{Y Brockett. 253$2 De Salle. died
before bls father could reach Northern
Inyo County Hospllal, located In Blsi'<>p.
Accordin g to the Inyo CounlJ'
CA>roner'1 office, young Brockett and hi.s
father had been backpacking in the Piute
Creek Summit area late Tuesday af. ·
temoOn when temperatures dropped and
1now began to rau.
Yount Brockett and his father hiked to
tbeli-car, a spokesman said. The yootb
apparenUt paaed oat and died In route
to the boapital.
They bld'been hiking In lhe area four
days when 'the storm hit, the apoke:snwt
ad~ed.
Officlalt at Valencia School In Laguna
HIU1 aald this morning that young
Brockett would have entered the sixth
grade when school opens next week .
Funeral services for the youth are
pending at Roy C. Addleman Mortuary in El Monte.
According to the Inyo County Sheriff'•
Department, the boy's death was one of
several lncldents that marred final vaca-
tions for backpacktn in the mgh Sierra.
A 1S-year-old La Puente youth, Craig
MclnUte, hiking with hi.s father near
McGee Creek, 40 miles north of Bi.shop,
also diecl Tuesday due to exposure.
Four rucues I.om the aoow covered
high alUtude reglooa were reported by
the sberlU11 department.
Sgt. Jerry Fieiµlnf, aald that the
1nowstorm has left '·the area and the sJr.
lnchea o1 anow 11 beciMing to melt. No
furlber storm. are opected In the area
(Seo lllXEJI, Pap t)
Wea•ller
The sun will brealc throuih those
early morn ing clouds oo Friday,
according lo I h e weatberlady.
Hl~hs of a...00 'lt!.~re expected at
the beaches, rlslni to 82 Inland.
Lowa tonight in tllO iq..
INSIDE TODA\'
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t11tirs fort•M •! llf.5 mUll""
lo 81 CGldMi -bwl !kv'ff JIOI
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J DAll.V PILOT IS
Dela1 Sought Rebel.s Hit
Irvine Planners !Jy ~r<reli
To Eye Rez9ning {frmy Unit.s
lleaxUna of land tile once....rtrovmial
low·income hooalng project n • a r
Ulllverslty Park Wil to have occupied
will be eonaldered tonight by Irvine Pl ...
.... Commilliooers.
lng of the 17.5 acre pmrcel JOUth or the san Diego Freeway near the San Diego
Creek Hood c.uitrol channel.
TEL A VIV (AP) -An lsraen ·-patrol entered Lebanon ••rly tocay la
tearcb ·ot Arab marauders and returned
after eight hours, with all hands safe, •
military spokesman reported .
The commiulon meeta: at 7:JD p.m. in
Ibo city council chambers, Irvine Town
Center, 4201 Campus Drive.
The Irvine Company bu requested a
clday ol the publle h<arlng oo the ,.......
PlaDnlng Commiaslon Chairman Wayne
Clark Initiated the 1"""'1ing hearing ill
the event commluklnen believe the
property should be .zoned for agriculture.
The pemJ presently is zoned for
apartments.
1l1e paltOl moved a milt and 1 'ball Jn.
side Lebanon, alter killing ID Arab llJOl'o
rllla Inside lsrffli territory.
The paltOI clashed with 1 hand of Jn.
filtraton on the border Wednesday night
and an Israeli and an Arab were tilled in
the ensuing firefight.
Viejo Man
Names Actor
In Laws1iit
A Mission Viejo man and his business
partner today sued entertainer Jerry
Lewis for !350,000 in ID Orange COunty
SUperior c:ourt lawsuit that charges the
comedian and the corporation he controls
with fraud.
Clark said the Irvine Company seeks a
delay in tbe hearing to allow their plan-
nen time to draw a complete master
piln for development of the land whleh ii
between UC Irvine, University Part and
the Irvine lndusb1a1 Complex.
When the c:oonty granled the apart·
ment zoning for the parcel to ease tbe
way tor a noHefunct federal hou.slng
projeet, school offlctals objected. They
cited the parcel's remote location. the
lack of a school site and the large
numbers of children such a project woald
produce. .
Since that plan was scrapped, Clark
noted, the apartment zoning bas re-
mained on the parcel, leaving the city no
control of possible development.
Stanley C. Lynn and partner G. J. ·
Ciminski of Winona. Minn. name Lewis
and the Network Cinema CorporaUoo as
defendants in a complaint that clai.mJ
tbey~were the viCllins of misrepresen-
tation In a franchise offer.
Other matlent facing commissillners
tonight include two use permits for prop-
erties in the industrial part and reviews
of flood control conditions for two ten-
tative V&ct maps hi the complex.
· CQmmissioners also are ezpected to
give their reactiom to the general goals
for the Town Center plaMed community
being developed by the Irvine Qmpany. Lewis is identified as the chairman and
principal shareholder of the Network
Cinema chain.
Lynn and Ciminski allege that the
Lewis group bad no authority to offer
them the rl(ht lo dl!lrlbute lranehlses
for the cinema chain throughout the
Orange County area.
.'11ley clabD llllt the Lewis organization
dfd not baVO qi. IJ>Pn>Val' of the stale'I
. c:omirilisloiiir of corporations to· develop
sad! aetloil deipfte-ftl alleged 'clabno ·
that ti did baye 111Cb authority,
Red Offensive
Surges to High
Mark ii] Vietnam
'Lynn and Clmlnskl, who stale they paid
f'O,llDO lo the Lewis group for the oole
~to ..n frlnehilel In Orange COunty,
alao allege that the Network Cinema
organJzaUon never provided the promiled
training, information or techniques that
would have enabled them to obtain
lraoclllses.
Pro111 .r.,,e J •
AIR .••
l!laJlatlons loealed throughout Ibo U.S.,
.be saJd, but the El Toni hardware ii the _,..~..., . .
Inetuaed In the jobit Marjne COrp,. ,(il,
package'are l.Z radar 8COpell and 20 ra"'1'
pOlitlona, Odenwald aald. The bafdwale
allDWI the st1Uon'1 31 eontrollers to keep
trocli of every flilht landing or taking off
from Orange County Airport and the
Marine base, as well as all traffic
between Loo ~eles and San Diego.
1l1e equipment ii a lint step to com-
pletely automated controls of aircraft.
When the eompllcated data llnkl to pa,.
IOI planeo are developed , the eomputers
wlll relay preeile loeatlon lnlomu1Uon to
planes along with dlrectiona neeessary to
avert midair collisions.
For the present, however , that in-
formation IJ radioed from tile humao iround eontroller to the human pilot In
the Uy.
l'be FAA ii the 1overnment 11eney
charged, among other thingt, with oeelng
to it planea do not collide. The advanced
equipment centered at El Toro will
reduce chances for mid-air accidents,
dnplle projeeted lnerease• in air traffic
accordllli to FAA ofllclala.
Meir's Sister Dead
TEL AVIV (AP) -Shana Kreingold,
BS, llster of 11raell Premier Golda Meir,
died today. Sile mlgrated with Mrs. Meir
from the Unlied States to Israel In 11151.
and althou1h silo never held publle olfiee,
she wrote a popular biography of her
famous sister.
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SAIGON (AP) -The 511-month com-
munist offen1lve surged to a high point
today with a tank'-led assault on a district
town south of the Quo Son Valley and a
sapper assault on a South Vielnamese
divisional headquarters in the Mekong
Delta only 40 miles below Saigon.
Field reporil utd 2ll south Vietnamese
soldltn were killed and 77 """'1ded In
, the sapper attacl<, carried oul bJ 1 l!llall
Viet eon, Ind North v1e1nam ... unit at
the Vlllh Nhl bue eamp near Highway 4,
wbleh eonnecta the del!J with, SaliOO·
At Tleo •Phuoc dlltrlct town,. only U mar·• '• .i..,,,-,..,,. mi!rirffY'1 o mlln IDlllli olqut &;
ha\!!~ ?fed bi the otree\. throulh<iut
the W· I' ' It was the ftn:t time enemy tanks wtnri
used tn the area, which is alao 40 miles
south of Do Nang.
RopOrta from the emhatUed town were
co~ and contradictory, but at one
point in the afternoon contact WU I01t
between the diJtrtct beadquarten In Tien
Phuoc and the provlnee beadquarten In
Tam Ky, U mUes northeast of the town.
Olfieen bi the field uid ao estimated
five enemy battalions -more than l,<K»
troops -supported by tanks were at~
tactin& Tien Pbuoc from the northwest
and the oortbeut. 'Mley said mortar and
recomeu rt.ne fire wu hitting govern-
ment poailionl at the rate of four rounds
a minute.
The South Vietnamese threw hundreds
of reinlorcementl Into the battle for the
town, which bad been defended by one
battalion of millUamen and one regular
Infantry battalion -about 1,000 men.
However, field informants said not all
the reinforcements had been able to link
up.
Low cloud cover limited Allied air sup-
port but Amerloon helieopt,r gunoblpa
destroyed two ~viet-bullt Ptm tanks
spoiled Wedneoday about two mUes
northwest of the town, sourct1 reported.
Fierce Hghtlng wa!I reported earlier at
the airstrip on the outskirts of Tien
Phuoc, which has been under heavy
pressure.
The sources said heavy enemy fire wa!I
hitting Tien Phuoc from Hill 211, • 800-
foot promontory overlooking the town
from lhe northeast. It wa11 captured by
Communl!lt forces on Wednesday.
The district chief, Maj. Pham Van
Huu , was reported wounded and one of
his deputies was killed in the fighting, in-
formants said.
From Page J
CANADA ...
Is slated for development by the Mission
Viejo C:Ompany. The change must now be
approved by county acbool officials.
-Approved an after ochool sports pro-
gram that will provide Intramural
athletics for students In di.strtct elemen-
tary schools. The board str.ued that the
program wilJ be provided at all achools.
even If the lndJ'1dual principal does not
wish to have it.
f'f'OtllP .. el
HIKER ...
In tho next few dayo, he added.
The incident was the flt'lt of Its kind cm
the Lebanese frontier in weeka:
An announetment aald the pa!Jol ..,.
countered the Arabi just north of tho
border village of Baram aft<r they Jn.
lillrated Into !Jrael from Lebanon.
The l.lraelil found a band cnnad• and
other equlpmeot near the bodY of tho
de ad Arab, the spokesman said. ·
There waS no ~cofilliihitiorr-Qt reporta
in Beirut newspapers that Israeli troops
and armor were massing along the
Lebanese border. • . '
These press ttporil and Palestinian
guerrilla sourees In the Lebanese eapltal
said the bulldup estended from the
Mediterranean frontier post of Ru
Nakoura 15 miles inland to Rmiah, ?"here
an l!raeli raid across the border cap-
tured six Syrian and Lebanelt officers
July 21. ·
'!be guerrillas 1 a+d-1hey eoected
another Israeli attack aerou tbe"horder
in reprisal for the Arab guerrilla attack
on the Israeli Olympic team in Munich.
The Beirut reports said four I~aeU
Skyhawk jets flew over southern Lebanon
for 20 minutes Wednesday morning, and
another fligbl Invaded Lebanese alr
apaee during the afternoon.
"We never comment on t r o o p
movements in any way," said an Israeli
army spokesman.
Bui ,he noted that largNeale· 1rt110red
maneuvers were tield on the trmitler th1a 'week.
* * * Israeli Dead
Back, Mourned
By Thousands
JERUSALEM (AP) -T111 llrlell
sportam<a 11"'1 at the Olympie Games
...... ~l~~todf,;,anll,lfraoil
warned MIO atalei' 1llrborfDI temr111J
that !iuiy • "will befl' the ,,._mblllty
-~ .. ~ tlill·· fPIW, ~ 'i :• ' David Qags, ~·en U'ilii-C.mmana
Clrl under I Jiluing IUll, depaty Prime
Mlnllter Yilal · i\llon' deplored .,..,ty
preeauU001 at the Mlinieh O!Jmples ••
••totally Jn1dequate."
Bui be ui~ lll'lel'1 1111'1' wu aimed
at the uaaoslns who staged the Munloll
musacre Ind tho govetnmenil that IUJ>
port them. ' .
Weeplnl relaUvet Ind ahrleklnf wom-
en threw tbetnlelvu u p o n the cofflnl
arter they were unloaded from 1 jet·
liner at Lod Airport, and the shoulden
o1 !JraeU troops guarding the hodl11
Wert ohalilng with aohl.
Soldi"8, poUee, foreilD dlplomail, or-
dinary !Jraella by the thoullnds, and
members of the Clhlnet jammed the au-.
port -the ocene of two attaeks by tar-
rorlstl In May.
Notably mloalnf w11 Prime Minister
Golda Meir, who>e 13-year .. ld lilter,
Shana Kelngold, died early today.
Ur1lng that terrorism he stamped out,
Allon declared: 0 Tht president of the
Federal Gennan Republlc, Gustav Heine-
mann, said lt wen when he stressed" the
links between the terrorist organlaztlons
and the Arab states, hut words sre not
enough.
From Pagel
OLYMPICS ...
bassies and buaines& establlshmtntl.
Why the guerrlllao turned agalnsl the
East German• wu not clear, but a
spokeaman old special transport in-
cluding helicopters had been arrana:ed
for tJ : East Gennarui, third behind the
United States and Russia In the medal
winning table.
WoUgang Peter, direolor of ono of the
Olympie 1rtn11, oaid he took the threall
seriously. ••t don't believe they are from
crank!,'' he said. .
Police confirmed threatening letters
11a1nst the ~mans..bad alro been
reeelved but did not dlselose what
reasons the writers or telephoners gave
tor sin&ling out the team. ,
The 1$ Arab guerrll111 reported stlll at
large In Wut Gennany wtrt reported to
be part ot tho orlllnal band whloll in-
vaded tht Olympie Vlllq, Tlleoday, Ibo!
and killad two lwt111 and kldnaped nine
hootaae1 they later muniered In 1
llhootout at a nearby airport.
Five guerrillu were killed and lint
...... eaptured. A West G .. m • n
policeman ailo waa ldllld.
Pollet In all .of Gtr1111D1'• It stalal
circulated !)liotofrlpllo and ducrlpUons
ol 15 want.a Ar•~ llllPOCled of planninl
new acts of vlolenee •
Hundred• t>f German po 11 o •mt n
narmad around alrporll and ltllbualel
Wedneldl)'. lo J!!'!YOOI racumtl<il cl
Arab !error ...r vlOl111ca .
' DAILY PILOT""",.....
' HEAVY SEAS CAUSED THIS DAMAGE AT EL MORRO TRAILER PARK NORTH OF LAGUNA BU.CH
' · ~Washed Away, Rip Rap ExpoMcl, Porch• Spllntarad; But Owners Say They'll Robulld '
Hyaeinth Left Her Mark
El Morro Trailer Park Still Adding Up Damages
By FIU!DER!Cx SCHOEMERL
Of tM Dlflr PHii Sl1fl
People wbo live ne.ar the 21ea learn to
live with the aea.
11'• • ~ir pbllo;opby around El
Morro Trilller Park, iiorth of Laguna
Beach, wbere the tall of Hurricane .
Hyacinth destroyed a stout woodin
bulkhead, look away eight feet of sand
and Jett trailers and docks perched over
precipitous cliffs of sand.
Hyacinth has erealed an ugly, eosUy
mess for the residents of the tiny park,
but they aren't crying.
"This kinc,t or thing is just part of living
here," said Richard Jett;stancling undet
bi1 family's trailer )19me eight feet below
the uormal level of the -· "TlilJ Is by far the worst."
He speaks with authority. His family
bas been eomlng to El Morro slnee 11133.
"Thi velerlJll -I~ inl:ttrlde;• com-mented one resident who lives on the i~
land side of the _park, "II'• just _part of ~ ~· tM -~.;:,, ~~~'lb:
park '.;r!ed "1st Fric!Q; "{hen''iiave•
aeneriled by Hyacinth began ti> dr"i '
sa nd out to sea. right on tbt beacll."
"The llOd came all the way up to As Hyaelnth moved north, more and
here, 11 aald: Gerald Schulte, a Rivtnide more aand washed out. Re!ldeotl weren't
judge, polntll\l lo the lop of an elgb~loot too worried, beeause It has bappened ill
post. .''The bottom of our tr'-Uer wu the p,ast. . ·• ~ • · : "'""!'hen·· came Tlleoday night. The tide
~----------~ rose to the ail<·f<t<>I mark and raldent
Weather Halts
Yachting Races
KIEL, Germany (AP) -The
Olympic yaehUng racee for Flying
Dutchmen, Tempesta and Stu
boatl were broken off after two,
hours today, because fog cloeed ln
and winds died down after having
Ir '1eoed up briefly.
The races of the other three ·
c1asses had mt even been ttarted.
.i\11 s~ cla¥, will now race final "r.~~·~'P,~~~"11ru"&f;;,
weathermen. ~r .., -. :·
Cathy Chrl.stiamen said waves were
breaking well over the 12 foot mark.
Rip rap formerly under elsht feet of
sand was expooed. Three-Incl! Iron poeil
holding a heavy bulkhead buclded.
Wooden decks caved In. A dozen tnUen
were In jeopardy of falling.
Residents were up most of the nlgbt,
working as the salt spray duhed over
them, trying to make things hold until
the Ude reeeded.
Trailer supports were e 1: t e n d e d,
sandbags put bi pl1ee, the bulkbead
ttpalred where posslbta., For tho most
part their .effons were sueeesalul.
BUt there .,.· mloforlmlel Ilka, -of
Pete Scl\Dlld~ whole' yl!IN>ld -d~ .eav~ !ii'Th<' """1111 .... <l hit '°'
loof trailer' fell In, too. The Coieb . wu
sa,ved wben a bulldozer wu ealled In to pun u· obt.
luxurious spri11:g down
and feather sofas • • •.
n-111n<11omelDfnwndllignld
to give you the ultlnm. In -Ing
comfort with down llld fMthw
bock plllows, deep ipl'lng down
~ culhions inwloped In down
end fMthm Ind two d1cr;or>
flllld arm pillows. ChoOll from
1.wldo 11lection of fiM
hbrics and siz-.
.1'hree atylea to c~ooae from
;,II
H.J.GARRETf fURNfftl~~
..-Ol'BSIONAL ~ M .. · 1111 HAUOlt 'llVD.
-IHTIR!Ol DIS*'t~. ~ a .r.L' 1 .. ., -: COSTK"MISA; ~Uf.
•
Peroons plannJns to enter tho aru,
however, should bave warm clotbinl and
he P"'llared for cool temperature& 'lbeY
lhould aloo checlt with local law \!fl-
lorcemenl or National Parb Service .._
ficiail before packJna Into the Hiib Sier·
ra , Fleming llid.
A polict spokesman Jn Wtll Berlln
deellned to tlaborlllt on tho II Arabi
beln( oougbl "' how Pollca laamml el.
the planned tan•llm. '-----------------------------------
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BuntinMioli Beae•
Fountain Valle7
.voi:. u. NO. 251, 3 SECTIONS, 40 PA6ES ORANGE COUNn', CALFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMIER 7, '1972 YEN CENTS
'
Huntington Schools Will Lead Way in Busing
lly'-SOllN ·ZAU.ER it's ..,...,.,..• ,
I
distrld, _...i lo abwt 10 elemtn-
tary scbools In the same area.
Beach City (elementary) School Dtstrlcl,
wlilch las! year bused 5Z percent ·o1 Its
total enrollment and this year expects
tbe !Igwe to be 1bollt the &ame,. abolll
3,200 students.
One reuon IOI' the-large ~reentage ar
studeots • bused In tbe City School
District, officials explained, is that the
district has two types of schools -
kindergarten through grade five, and
grades six through eight -each of which
serves a Iata:er area and lhus requires
more bullng.
-The ltrgest tncreue was Founlaih
Valley, which increased its d a I J y
passengen from l,900 to 2,300. Brick aajd
Ibis waJ because lhe district was unable
to bulld the two &chools it needed to keep
up with new homes. The new students
will ride to school in other areas.
ot .. Dllrl' , .. ,..,. The bl<lt bmer will be the Hun-
llullng will be 1 .. , of Ille f..-aboQt tington Beodl llldan lllch Scbool
18,000 Wal Orqe Cow>ty adlool , DtJtrlcl, WbJcb di haul about 5,«IO <l1IJdr9' Ulll yw -ex ibout 13 peroent llludeow, or mott tllan -thlld ol Its
•f tho total. . total -,,... .... -ol
Tbe dlstrlct'1 Wlill -bu been coafuled tllil ,... _,. ineomplete
lnfortiiatlon wu 114 tDlo the computer.
Bus schedules dlllled --ago are now out .or dole, olftdol• up1a1nec1.
nits flgwe inclUde9 a 300-studeot
decrease for lhQse who will be . walklng to
the district'• two new wallt•ln schools,
and , also a 300-student increase due to
busing special education students aWay
from their nel1bborboods for speclaJ pn>-
This will me1n,lbot lo\lal .._ wlJl log 1,«IO.,... Jut,...., but due to eompu_ter
abOul !"'! mllllaa mila this yur based scbedidl':s, It will be -with the same
.. put uperlmoe. llUlllber -·
--t who upecta to ride • bul lllloUW ._ive a new ocbedule In tbe mall The Fountain Vailey, Ocean View,
Westminster and Seal Beach districts
each bus an average of 15 percent of
their students.
AU district• said that parents with
questions about busing or schedules
sbould contact their nearest schools for
encl lnformatioo.
"N~ 11ki1 lo bul:•;say1 SUperin-Tbe bJcb scbool dlllrid-IO IDIDf
tencleilt Ml)A: Brldt. o~ the F<JllDlain stu4'uts IMN•,.. It llal cnJy fm Jalge
Valley ·~ Dlltllct. "But ....,times "CaJnJl'llOI to &etYt the tkqulnHllii.
In tbe !lGt day or two, olllci•'• said.
Tbe district bullllC tilt lariest pe.,,...
tage ol Ila ,_ ~ the Huntington . . . a:rams. r ·. . ., ,
r --.
uar
• '
_r ~: •
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Huntington
.. . .
~.Opens _War.
E. Germans
Get Threats'
Of Death
·,:i.' '
I MIC\'¥,..,,""""
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Surfilrt boolter pins are on
sale uils week to •elebrate the u.s; Surfboard Championships
this wee.kend In Huntington
B~ach, The pinJ go for 50
cents tnd ·are available at city
hallf the harbors and beach de-'
partment. chamber of com·
merce office and on the city " pier.
Pilot's Sports
Ediwr Has. More
H
Munich S~r:ies
MUNICH -With !lie XXth· Olympic
Games ,.,,mg down to tbe wite' an~ the
final eventS, JJAIL 1( PILO'I' Sports
Edlior Glenn White Is on lop of lhe sceoe
QSe9 · .MUNICH
1972
Wllh the OrlnB• c...t area'• final two ll8111cipanls. . . . Mn. P1tty Jobnaoo GI SID Clemente
lalled lo matJ'lbe li>als Ill the lllkneter
Jiurdlel ..pd q """ her • dlsap-polDlment In ID lotervl<w In. loday'1
opol'ls tt<tklo,. Pages 15-p. ~.
/!My Weigand ol 1'11Wplll'l 'ilt··h ..-
~ii< ~ 1 ·repechage rtte to 11ln tbe
. (See lfBJ1'E, ..... J)
!
•
er..,.
On Drunks
HllllllngtOI) Beach bas 'wqn ,a .$99,000
grant to help cut tbe nte ol dtunk drlv·
lnfl accidents over the oat thtte yean.
fitl' A!fminlslrator David liow!andl
says the .mooey )vill' be .....S to bin two
extra_ po11ce o1nc:m ·Who ..m atr1ct1J
coocentrate on the. ~ of drlffr1
·~wtd . l,)_; ~·
lorc'elnelil, ..;.,,~~ .. "' t=..dlJ.l.. ~1fi~;;:, <l!CJtt ·.ttr~ Ullder tlle
tiUe of Oi:anae.Couoty AloObol.llid Trsf·
fie Safety Projtct. • --r , ; DA.11.Y PllAT lratf ,.._
-!ad: Bishop, OOWily pnlecl director,
said two more .clUes In 8cldHioa to 8111>-
llngton Beach will allO receive grants for
coocentratioh "" dnmk drl•lnfl problems.
'!be ptber cJttes bavt not been liolecled
llOU!!D .A~q ·RO.UND THEY GO. IN l!UNTl~~TON .BEACH HOMEMAD,E B)CYCl,E 'f.RACK
Dirt COV1'1t FHtu,._ Dips, Hills, SOft 5111~, SJ\a'1' Turns, Jumps-and Maybe Mud ... . . I ' . ! ..
yet.
The alcohol , 1111 tz:'afflc lalety· .project
Is altackb>g the libia""1 from ...,.,.1
upecta, .DOI jull police enfor«melll,
Boys Ibgenions· ·
' ' . .
Bishop esplalned.
But. tlle·pollce anate WUI"be used to
develop inlofmatlon on driinl: driving a.c-
Bieycl,e Park · Rises · Overnight
ciden1 _!: -w!JY, l)'eY bappen,. Who ls iJ>o By TElll\Y COVILLE
W VT"'. , , ; 1 l _ _ ,09 91;" Clllff l'tM ltafl , •
-r'oi'ftl!Dlple .. data-toJIOcted from Hun-I --rllol, du$ty/.traab-iadell·..cant
tlngton Beach mfght be run through com-!ol, lb 80Ulhe~ .Hun~ Beach lour pulen :w!>lcb will develop' a _ ~mposlte y-. boJ't' bsve:<irt;1ted t\ielr own' bicy· picture ol w)iat types of perliOllS have " cle vei'llon of a· ruged m~to-croe ra<;e
driving lro\lble when Ibey drink. • • tta<t. • • ·
Clpt. Grover Payae of tbe Hllllljngton Tbelt track features ,,_ hilJJ soil Beac:h departmml said lllCh lnlormation · · • -"."• ' Cow<! be med to Jdeollfy potential drunk sliid, o!wrP _turns, ~ ·-and ev~ ~-~-~le 1WC1, lf It r~. , . driven ~· Ibey .... ~ • Tbe lidel of tbetr ctils-crosslng bicycle
BtsboJi..,. that ooce lllCb persoo1 can pelhl are lined w!lh cbwW·ol lilmber a
be ldentlllad, the ,...,., ,can a~pt to few old, ·-~t barriers and cine belp them ..i .. IJ)OJt )irolilem, or al leul amall · Irk! dlric!tma1 'Sl&D that blarts
biecome aware of lti potenUal. , "Park.Place." It de&~tes )their park·
Payne_ uplalned tl!t project In shight )Ill( )j>t. . • · • . .
terms: "OW-aim 11 lo itduce the 16-· Tiie boJ> have even scattered green
cldents CIUled II)' drlntin( drhvl." . . ~ mw:he& ·anc1 weocts Mlwld the lllDl·
Tbe two new Hlmtlqsl<ll ll-Ji l'l' 11114 to .,_.II up 1 bit.
poU..,,,en will IPeDd part ill theli' -· "~· we 1ll<d wu already on
Rlrigg lalb In -.... ~ •Jul» lq '. tbt Wo'•·e.,.i • lof ot things that mate the' P,llblle llftnl of tl!i lluanf .ilf bad """' wp . 1.v'1 . tbe feoce (of ~ and tlrivlnfl. · QI"*" toe mes).'" Uj)lains J.3.year· Blsh:>p aaid an atimate4 lS0,•1 • ,, • • ~ , ,
Orana.o County ffS!deola drlvt -!lie' . • . lnll•'.ot altohOl-!or i toa1 ol 4511,0IJO WT•r '. v~~ •>-'I ' d
trips 1n a yur -but imly 10,000:: .. n-ixe n.nlliµ,g Probe
;:. be arresle!I. this yur ~ dnmlt v-PA1TERSON (AP) -A 41-year-<ld
"You can't possibb' pt· to all of them," mati sliabed hil 32-year-<ld Wue to death
. )le U.y1. "OUr primary .Idea ii to gel 1o with a butcller tnile .arid tben slabbed
lhQse with a problem, pt them In our blmae1f la thO tlnat hen, sberilf'1 dep-
,Ystem ao we OIO hotp tliem." Ulles _...i w-,. Paul Sierra,
''Illere are an estimated 100,000 under auard In fair coodltlon In the il>-
Alcoboli<I la tbt caunty. How do ,.... -·· ..... "'"1 of Moc!dt• lloepltal,
reach thraufh their lac!" NY• Bishop, a bu -booked for Jnvalfcatlon of mur·
memt.... of the """"'1!a ~· of dor, Slonlali111 County lberUfl detectives
mental health. • Mid.
_ art of tba.JMDl'1& pl:ojoct will Jn.
dlldt.rwfeml---~-lar --•
old David llougblon.
.. Becauie it= Wu such a dirty field we
WIDU!d t0 'make llllDethinl of It," Danell
A/mar, u .·adu, "We·eveii plan lo clean uP 'llie ltalh Oil i~.. . •
:l'hO. Joi .:.. lmiU Moftd•y It was rather · ....iess "-'-·,u. ·.ext to • tiny
.ne.\&)l\>orbood · sboppinf center o n
Brookhunt Street, south of Atlanta
Avenue.
'.lbe .boys; John.· Cobb, 11, aod TOD)'
Corbo1 t, are the other twc>, haV«! no
name for the group. They jl>8t !Ille r~ blC)'<les Ip tbe rough, bwoclna:
1tyle. of ~ '1'0torcycle rscera.
The movie "On Any Sunday" and other
"'l'torcycle Oicb ~· them to build ~ track. Tbey call !belt stingrays, "dirt bikes."
One hill. wu too bumpy, so they laid a
large piece of weather-beaten plywood oo
it for a slick, doWnbill rua.
It'• good for speed, but rather tough
when they onme crllhln& of! their blcy·
cle ballway down.
Tbey enjoy the "wlpe-ou!I" clown the
ramp, skids In \be, djrt1 and sometlmu
crashing ioto each other. A> the ~t
days ·grow lborter they spend Ume clock·
Ing each other ammd the track with a
stop watch.
Twelve' &eCCIOdl II tbe fute&t fime
recorded on the nibberband oval.
To a mao (bo)\?) all four waot to be me~ncera.
YOWlg Cobb expJalns why: "I jllJI like
1ett1n& dirty io tbe mud."
TAKING A FLYING LEAP •
Bltyflll Darron Arm"Or, 11
-With • drflildlc ......... 'Illa. pollci e!lort 11 0DlJ ........ -1 of a.a
lolaJ projocl, Bilbop uld. • Battle Over Signs Looms
. .
From Wire Services
MUNICH -Police, for reasons that
were not clear, put East Germany'•
powerful Olympic team under heavy
guard today after telephoned threats
from allefed Palestinian commando
groups to attack Us athletu with guns
and bombs.
Fifteen beavtl,y armed Arab guerrllles
were reported &till •at large ill West
Genna111.
The 4overom1nt allO UJl'""'4 fear .,, 11i11-.-w..r 0...., . ..,-.. t11a
against Jewilll ...,.Utlam "° well as European woclaUODI COMeCled with
Israel," the Interior Miolstry Nld.
A spokelman said the government bad
lnformaUon that packages may be sent
from various' places in ElD'ope.
In another repercussion, the Egyptian
government declared West Germany
acted unwlJtly, in the Munich affair and
must bear full responsibility for any con-
sequencea. A Cairo spokesman said:
"The oommandos and the Israeli
hostages were killed In a German am·
bush, by German bullets and In a U.S.
bese lri Germany."
He did not amplify on what action
Egypt might lake.
A Palmtnian guerrilla broadcast over
Cllro Radio Wednesday called West
German police murduen thirsting for
Palestlnlao blood encl warned that the
guerrilla movement would turn next
ag1inat Germao lnte .... w.
West German police went on eltrt
against tucb activities and heavily armed
troops equipped with walkie-talkies
beglln guarding Iaraeli and Arab em·
(See OLYMPICS, Page !)
* * * Israeli Patrol
Enters Leba1ion
On 'Arab Hunt'
TEL A VIV (AP) -An Isrsell anny
petrol entered Lebanon early loday In
search of Arab marauders and returned
alter eight houri, with all haods &ale, a
military spokesman repGrted .
Tbe petrol moved a mile aod a ball Jn.
side Lebanon alter killing an Arab .,.....
rilla inside lsraell tenitory.
The patrol clasned with a band of Jn.
flltraton on tbe border WednesdJy nlgllt
and an Iaraeli and an Arab were killed la
the ensuing llrefi&ht.
The lnddent was tbe first ol lw lciDd on
the I;ebanes<i lfiintler In weeb.
An llllllOUDOOJ1alt ssld the petrol en-
OOWltered the Arabi just north of the
~ village of Baram alter the7 il>-
flltrated Into Israel from Lebanon.
Resignation --Set
For Board Okay
The Israelis found 1 hand grtnade arid
otbu..equlpment ..near tbe body of .tbe ~ 1leac!I PtsMlnl c.m. 1or greatel' fle.Jblllty In the <ode. quatloos the value of Ifie store· lo the dead Arab, the span.man ald. ·
ml-have qreect to put a bait to ~'It'• ftuaratln(I," ..,. Jerry Shea, eomriJwllty. There was no confirmation ol ft!'Ortl
~~!he NOiDatlcli of
-Dml llraelaQ ..tfiiP 1lla lilt
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all . flMll!~ ,movtna. p u I • at l n & , ·chelrmu ol the Oiunbor'1 lelf&laUvt "Bein( 1.<19 ~ will hurt bullnea. In Beirut n<wspapers t1!"t Imell lroopo
-"'--"-"'-· act!On <0mn lttee "Everyone lmowl PoopJll are emotional 1boul lilm· f think • and armor were mai!tril alOJlC tho -· tplnnlnr ex rotalin( -~· -• . they (the oommlalon) -•oil their..... Lebenese bonier. 1llv aila.clq!>Od lbe-lia.ot......,. a ~':;..',Ip ii but_!bo can-~ IO'ij>lla thilr a-• sb; ssld. ~Tbeoe -rePol'lt ·and Palutlnlall ••
mcaal. pole lips dowll from *' feet "I urpcl commlsslonen not to be so Sl>ea ald·thetcb...bor bll not taken ~rrll\:. ~:·=-~pl:
Jqll lo •·feel.. .. • • ' -~ .. ha said loday •. ''They need fies· ao ofllclal atsnd on ~ •iln· code Medlterran<an frontier post o1 au
Tllllr dodlloa .fM1 Ill • • -• Tba "4lllDllllOll or councll ouahl c1tance1. but J>tO)>ably will before the Nuoura 15 miles biland to Rmlal> ·-.._ the:c'#W GI. < see aod *· •Ilia dllcretloD to allow an matter It beard llefore lbe cooncU an Israeli told ..,.. Ibo ~ OIP-
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Second Honeymoon
M"lller and Effie Burnette of Liiella, Ga. have started the secon•I
chapter of a honeymoon that began July 15. After one week in lh e
Blue Ridge Mountains, they returned home to find Effie, 69, needed
1 new battery for her heart pacemaker. While recuperating from the
operations, Effie entered a radio contest offering a second honey·
moon in New Orleans. She won.
Police Corral
lturro in Pants .
· A ~. ball.irwed bum>
caught the attention of San Juan
Capistrano residenta this morning
and caused some laughs befort
being caught by her owner on the
Ortega Highway.
Shertfl'1 olflcorl responded to
roporta of lbe lllimal, which callen
saJd w11 walking near the freeway
wearlni a pair of pants. Tite burro wu taken in tow by
Its unldenUfied owner before ani-
mal cootrOl officers arrived.
'l1le own« !Old Sherll!'• deputies
!bat lbe female burro had been
drt!led in pants to discourage the
attentlooa ol male burro& ol San
J.uan.
• From Pagel
OLYMPICS ...
baules end businesl establlahmeni..
Why lbe 111errlllas turned against !he
East Germans waa not clear, but a
spokesman said special transport in-
cluding helicopters had betn arranged
for tl ~ Eut Gennans, third behind the
United Statea and Rwisil in the medal
winning table.
Wolfgang Peter, director of one of the
Olympic arenas, said he took the threats
serioualy. "I don't believe they are from
cranks," ht said.
Police confirmed threatening letten
against the East Germans bad alao been
received but did mt disclose what
rtllODI the writers or telephoners gave
!or aingllng out the team .
The 15 Arab guerrillas reported still at
Iara• in Well Germany were reported to
be part of the original band which In-
vaded the Olympic Vlllag. Tuesday. a hot
and killed two lsarelis and lddnaped nine
hostages they later murdered in a
ahootout at a nearby airport.
Five gu,errillas were killed and three
were captured . A West Germ a n
policeman also was killed.
Police in all of Germany's 10 states
circulated photographs and descriptions
or 15 wanted Arabs suspected of plannine
new acts of violence.
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Winner of Boys
Oub's Raffle
Gets Trip, Buss
The winner of the Fountein Valley
BoY> Club contest thla Friday will "in
twice. ,
Not only will he and five friends get a
"Millionaire'• Weekend" aboard a 58-foot
yach~ be'll 1et a peck on tho cheek from
the reigning Miu Fountain Valley, AUcia ·
Spier.
"And U a JJirl wlna, I 811'" I'll do lbe
bonora," Aki Boys Club Djreclor terry
Brage.
Brager announced the eddltlonal pri,.
in lbe fl-per.tlcket contut In an effort to = ~,,:::.::.~ the year .
SQ far only 1,300 tickets have been aold,
lnd'Brager 111 hoping to make it 2,000 or
more.
The main prlie is two Oaya on a 51-foot
yacht, including en experienced crew and
all the food and drink wanted, for the
wirmer and five friends. They will be
able to take the yacht anywhere they
want.
Sele<llon of a winner will be made at
2,30 p.m. Friday at lbe Alpha Btls ahop-
ping ctnter at the intersection or
Magnolia Street ,and Warner Avenue.
Miss Spier, the shapely blonde gymnast
from Fountain Valley High, will make
the selection.
Tl.cketl art ivailable at shopping
centers and at the Boyg Club, 9840
Talbert Ave.
Dawn Expected
To Brew Into
Full Hurricane
MlAMI, Fla. (AP) -Tropical storm
Dawn, gatheing strength as she churned
through the AtJantic some 500 miles east
of Florida, was expected to become a
hurricant today, the National 'Hurricane
Center here said.
Dawn's location waa laOtude 30.5 north,
longitude 72.0 west, or about 450 miles
west-southwest of Bermuda, forecutera
said.
A military recoMalssance p l a n e
rePorted that gales extended too miles
from Dawn'• center and that the 1tonn
formed a small eye wblcb mi&ht ca~
••rapid strengthening."
Forecaaters said Dawn , which sprang
to life In the wann Atlantic waten:
Wednesday, was well to the northwe1t of
Bermuda and the island was erpected
''lo experience only fringe effects of the
slorm.''
forecaster Neil Frank said Dawn wa!
expected to continue to travel away from
the U.S. mainland during the next 24
hours.
Weather Halts
Yachting Races
KIEL, Germany (AP) -The
Olympic yachting races for Flying
Dutchmen, Tempcfts and Star
boats were broktn off after two
hours tod1y, because Jog cloled ln
and winds i':ed down alter havlni
"ened up hrleDy.
The races ol tht other three
~lasses had nol even been at.arted.
Ill iii claasea will now.race final .
regallal Frlda,._hen belier aalllnJ
cather II prtdleltd .by
weathermen.
Ok, Say Ha~
You Seen. It?
Ntwpm'l '-II J1011co .,. lryfllc
.. ncin .. -lloppelld It a ~-.......... .. ,,.., et illl ........ c. , ":na1•w.-rr.L
But during lbe botlrt of datt...,
TUeada:y nl&ht, .omeont man1ged
to shear the Pole oH at ill but and
get a•"Y •Ith lbe pole and riahr w!tboul being notleed. GriUla
'fllued the pole at f!OO.
Reds Reach
High Point
In Vietnam
SAIGON (AP) -The 5\0·month CO...
rnunlll offensive surged to a blgh point
today with a tank·Jed usault Oii I district
town llOUth of the Que SOn v aDey and a
sapper assault on a South Vietnamese
divisional headquarters in the Mekong
Delta only 40 miles below Saigon.
Fitld reports aaid D South Vietnamese
aoJ(llen: were killed and 'fl. wounded in
the sapper attack, carried out by a small
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese unit at
the Vinb Nbi base camp near Highway 4,
which connects the delta Jrith Saigon.
At Tien Pbuoc district town, only 1%
miles west of the vital north-south
Hilbway I end 10 miles aouth of Que SOn,
battles ,raged in lbe •!reels throughout
lbe day.
It was lbe ftnt llme enemy laaD .....,
used .in lbe UN, 'lllllch II allo 40 milel
IOUth of Da Nang.
Ropcirta from the embattled town ....,
confused and CODtraillctorJ, but at -
point in lbe altent0\111 CODlact -lnll
bet...m lbe district headquarters in Tien
Pbuoc and lbe province lleedquartm in ,
Tam Ky, 12 miles oortbeut of-the town.
Olficen in lbe field aald an estimated
five enemy battali<111 -more than 1,000
troops · -111ppor!ed by tanks were at-
tacking Tien Pbuoc from lbe nortbweal
and lbe oorlheest. 'l1ley aald mortar and
recolllesa rifle lire -hitting BOYm>-
ment posltlolll at lbe nlll ol fqur rowtda
a minute. •
The South VII-threw hundreda
of relnfo..,.mmta into tllo baltle for lbe
town, which bad been delended by one
battalion al militiamen and ... t_qUlar
iltfanlr;I .ba~ -, '1>ou\,).~. -However, field · Jnformanta aald DOI all
lhe relnforcemeilta had been able to linl: ,,.,, ................ ...
port liat Amrion belicopttr l\UldlPO
destn>itd two Sovlel-l>uilt PU'll tants
spotted • Wedneaday about two milu
northweal of the town, -reported.
Fierce fightln1 was reported earlier at
the airstrip on lbe oulstlrta al 'l'l<ll
Phyoc, which has been under heavy
pressurt.
The sourcea said heavy enemy fire was
hitting Tien Phuoc from Hill 211, a IOO-
loot promontory overlooking lbe toWl1
from the northea!L It wa1 captured by
Communilt forcts on Wednuday.
The district chief, J>laj .. Phtm ~an
Huu, was reported wounded and one of
his deputies was killed in the fighting, in-
formants .said. · •
Que Son wu nported quiet today
althouib two small atta<U ,.... launcl!-
ed against South Vietnamese pooitlonl at
the mouth of the valley -one agalnat
the district town of Tbani Binh and lbe
other against an outpost 1 mile aouth of
nearby Landing 7.one Baldy.
The outpost was lost and regained by
the government troops, field reports said,
but there were no other details.
Meanwhile, U.S. Navy jets ignited two
wpply depots on the western edge of
Halphen& Wednesday but at least two
planes were downed over North Vietnam
and two more airmen are miJslng, the
U.S. Command announced.
The command said the lo!!les raised to
86 the number of U.S. jets downed over
the north since the United State! resqm-
ed (ull·scale bombing Apr!! I. and to Ill
the number of a1rmen miuing.
Fro11t Page I
WHITE ...
finals of the rowlnl pain ind Is lbe last
Orange Coast area entrant remalntn1 in
the Olymplca.
AJ\ incident tame <1bout on the victory
stand lollowlng the 400.tnettr dub and
White describes In affront to the U.S.
F1ag by black Americans Vince Mathiew•
and Wayne Coliett before 11 , O'O 0
onlookers.
White's extensive coverage of the
games bas &inn... ~a':'&.e .__~t are a
readen a pel'l(ID.ll_inaigbt liit4""the 11tr-
lormanee1 ol all area· et!lrlD" in addl-
Uon to ~II overall covel'll'-'ol tl1e enUre
picture from lhe beglaotna of.tho 1ames.
His White Wuh columa IOday features
the heartache 11111fered by LiDI AlamlfOll'
Kathy RltDY, a mWit1·mll8 ~
who" cantlon la Ille team eompeUdln
cool her an ~ty •-an In-
dividual avid ti>edaL
·Mom, Girl Beaten
MODll6TO (AP) -A Ja._..ld ilr!
and ber prqnant molber were btaten
and robbed Wednelday In tbelr llomt 'la
Gray1C111, 10 mu., weal al bin, 8tenlt-
la•-couatJ alJellll'I ...... alt lllltb ...,. bound and ,.,,.., a/lor Illa • ..,,,.
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Wild lJ'eddfnf, r
Stephen ~ .. Comll of Gardeq Grove,_-"'.bo haa worlct!d at Lion Coun-_
trr-SafarHn-tagnna ·HilJs to~-two years, will marrylftiiitington ,
Beach's Donn• Jean Baumea saturday at 10 a.m. in a cluster of syca-
more trees on the wildlife preserve grounds. Most of the wedding
guests will observe tht ceremony from a viewing platform near the
&lie-
Mur(Jer ol Girl Tied
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Hoffa Tries
For Hanoi
Visa Okay
1\'ASlllJllG'l'ON (AP) -f • r ID~ r
'I'..--.Ut Jamea R. lfOl!a.liu
appllod for • rill 11111 --.,..
to tra..i to 1'lortb V'o<tnam to -die
,.,_ al --pn....... ol '!"'-. ----llrY Ronald L. ~ IUl IOdq be bod -Ill~
-Halla, ... parole -oervlllc a ,.-...._., appliod I« a YiN and
"hlf aome pl••" which otbf!ri \IOUl"Cel
aald --.. a !rip lo -VJetnam. "I am not •ware of tbt fetaill,"
Ziegler .. td. "I baven\ beat litl<led. • ~nclhll lo other queaUO!ll. ba sard
' 111Cb a jounlty ls "totaTI)' (private tllort
on the pari al Mr. llolfa ..• It does not
conllltute •Ill' effort lrull . ~ Wblte
ll(!(lit." • . • •
Ziegler lllid'lle inad< a•qialek ehect on
the IUbject after belnf lnlormed jhallbathe
Detroit ~ WM publiabllli a alor)' t
Hollt J1!w te'p to Heiiol In aa eflort to
negotiate ~.flr·U.S. POWs. ·-
1 MaudCI! ·H.· Sl8Jer, 'chairman et c111e
U.S. Parole lloanl, $Aid llofla appl!ed to
bis probation olllcer in . Detroit for
penninion to travtl overseas became,
Sigler said, "be wanted lo go ... r there
about effecting the re l ea • e · of war
prtsonen." ~" '1..
Sigler said tho.bOard'hlndled lbe ~
quest rautlnely wben it acted 'On it Jut
week. • • • .. o ~Wt-saw..DO..tealOD for..blm--JIOl _tD.l'Ct,,.
the board chalnnan said. ''1,1len: is
nothing in the law to p-event him from
going."
Sigler aald tbe fact that Hoffa wanted
to travel to ·North Vietnam, a eountry
with wbicb 1be United Stotts Is IJihtiq,
did not enter into the board'• dilCUlliaa
on hia-aDDllcatJon.
He safcf lbe board approved a ~
travel period I« Holla to be out of tho
countrJ;. • • . -. ' .
To 'Fte~ay Phantoni'
rpRRESTVILLE; Md. <APl -Police
ll)d fill qenta ]lave launched an Jn.
velllgatlon into the death ol a young
Wublngton JJirl wboae murder bort a
memblance to at 1eut a ball dozen
111110lved cues lut year that poalbly Jn.
volve 1 "Freeway Phantom."
.. We're investigating the possibility but
at thla paint any link between this and
the other deaths would be purely specuJa..
tion," said Cpl. Allen Rillee, a Maryland
State Police detective heading the in-
vestigation.
11le copyrighted Detroit l'ftWI ltory, .
written by Ill lal>or editor, Joct <hDin, .
aaid Holla will be lbe guest ol tl)e"Vlet.
nam Trade Unlona ol lbe Democratle
Republlan of North Vietnam, whlcb ea·
tended bim lbe intltatloa aeveral -0
ago.
The hocJy of Diane \Vlllialllll, I
IOUtheut Wuhlngtm teen-ager, was
'"""" Wedneaday along ln~e 215, a
bJibway> from -· Wasblnllon 'lo lbe Clpllol Beltway, police aald. · • '
It bad been dumped in \lie same
=-~a~"~= ,...,. dal1nl a poi!Od lul
year.
Washington Police Cbief Jerry Wiison
assigned about 35 men to assist state
Police on the case.
"The FBI and w .. hlngton pollce feel
the girl was , k!dnaped or abducted from
Washington end brought into Maryland,"
Riffee said. ,
He . aai4 -l!l>falcal.-•l'JdanlJ• wp
being aent to FBI· Jal>a fl'r ual1lis but
their lnveatlptlon bad ~ .,up oo
suspects.
Hoffa reportedly WU .. """' to Pana lo pick up a vlaa from lbe liorlb Viet.
namese Embassy there. A Teamltm'
SOUrte in Detroit llid Holla new lo
WashllllfDD Wednaday lo pltk up Ilia
pa._i.
Ziegler did not crlt!clre Hoffa'a planl
u lbe White llollle.bu -in lbe -ol someolben "1lo have visited..-.,
talked with Hanoi'•••----u Pl<m•8allnpr....i -allomaJ general l\anuey Cl•k.
l191{a, 58, bepn l{erVing an eight-year
aent1111Ce,~J%· 11p1P11rinf1,,qn,~ 7, 1967. He wa1 paroled ID tril alter~
Ing not lo1nvoln bimaell la-alfalrl
for lbe duration al Im parole.
luxurious spring· down
and feather sofas • . ..
.ita,ISSIOJilAL
IHTWOll DISllNW
. ;;Ml.,
Thm f\tndlOn1t IOfa Wll'I dlslpd
to alw vau the ultimrte in -111111
comfort with down and flllher
back pillows, deep IPl'ina down
oeat cushlona .,veloped In down
and feothen and two dacr;on-
fllled arm pillows. Choose from
a.wide telection of fine
fabtlc:l 1nd sins. .
Three •trlel to ,choo1e fr~m
.. tlll HAlllOll llVO.
COliTA MtsA. CALIF.
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399.
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'It's Tillie Act ' ...... Israeli Official
DAI\. Y ,II.OT S..,. ......
H~AVY SEAS CAUSED nus DAMAGE AT EL MORRO TRAILER PARK NORTH OF LAGUNA BEACH
Sand Wnhed A"•y, Rip Rap Exposad, Porchts Spllntaracf; But Ownars Say They'll Rtbulld
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· Bya~inth Left Her Mark
El MorrQ Trailer Park Still Adding ·Up Damages
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEID.. park started last Fridaf, when waves °' t11e 0111~ '"'"' s1.tt generated by Hyacinth began to drag
People wbo live near the sea learn to sand oul to sea.
live wJtb Ute sea. . !'The sand came all the way up to
1t's a riopuJar philosophy arourid El here," said Gerald SchuJte, a River!lde
Morro Trailer Park, north ' ol Laguna judge, polbting to ,the top of an elgh~foot
Beach, where the tail ol Hunicane posl "The bottom of our trailer Was
Hyacj.nth destroyed a stout wooden right on the beach." ·
bulkhead, toot away eight feet of sand Al Hyacinth moved north, more and
'and' left trailers and docks perched over more sand washed out. Residenta Weren 't
precipltoµs cllffs of sand. · too worried, because it has happened in
Hyacinth has creal<!d an ugly, costly the past.
moss for the midenb of the tiny park, 'l'beo came Tuesday ,J111bt. ' 'l'he Pdp
but they aren~ crylq$ · rose to the six·foot mark and reaident
"'Ibis kind Of tting ii Just.pert of li~ Cathy Cbris_tiansen said waves were bert;"'llO!d~ :Tett, 1fandlng"ttrider' l)naking well ovar the II loot mark.
hit famlly'1 'tr8iler aome elghffl!tt'belSw Rip rap !Orme~Jy under e/ahf het or
tbe n!>nnal level of Ille aand. "Tl!ls b by sand wu el]Jl>led! 'l'bree.llich Iron posts
far the worst." holding a heavy bulkhead buckled.
He speaks with authority. His fami1y ... Wooden decks caved in. A dozen trailers
has been coming to El Morro since 1933. were in jeopardy cf falling.
· "The veterans take it in stride," com-: Residents were ,up IMSt of the night,
mented one mident who lives on the in-wcrking as the salt spray dashed over
land aide ol the pert, "It'• just parl of them, trying to make things bold until
living near the ocean." the tide receded.
Nature'• most recent attack on the Trailer supports were e J: t en d e d,
• Clubhouse Killers Sought
sandbags put in place, the bulkhead
repaired where possible. For the most
part their efforts were sucCessful. ·
But there are misfortunes like those of
Pete Schmidt, whose year-old wooden
deck caved in. 1')!e ocean e'Dd of bls ea.
foot trailer fell In, too. The coach wa~
saved when a bulldozer was called In to
pull it out.
Six other trailers, In danger ·of falling,
were aJso removed Wednesday.
Residents are oe~stic, though.
Already, Ibo .sand ls beginning to · builil.
but it will be a long time belore ll's back
up to the original level. .
A .............. for Ibo~. Mom Invf:i!I:. ment7COinp;i;;, leaiO!ioldir ril. tile! liil. It;"
safd ,f! wllf be n«eillrJ' to eoriilftict I
new bulkhead. · '
Residents, he said, remain on the
beach shoring up ·what they can and
clearing out refuse.
Officials Close ' ..
Bookstore Down
After 3 Years
Ten SJain
Athletes
At Airport
JERUSALEM (AP) -Ten Israeli
aportslptn slain at tbt Olympic Games
came homo fn ..mu. today, 19d Israel
wamed Arab atates bMbortng terrorists
that they •'wUI bear the responslbllily
for the terrorlstl' .acts."
All ihe .Wets, draped In Star of
David flags, l'e3led on anny command
ears under I bluing IUI, deputy Prime
Mlnlsltt Ylgal Allon deplored security
precautions at the Munich Olympics as
"totally Jnadequate."
But he said Israel's· anger was aimed
at the assassins who stated the Munich mauacre and tbe governments tha\ sup.
port them.
Weeplng relatives and _shrieking wcm.
t\n th'tew them.selves u p o n the coffins
after ~ey Were unloaded from a jet·
liner at Lod Airport, and the shoulders
ol Jsraell troops guarding the bodlea
were 1haking with sobs.
Soldien, polictr foreign diplomats, or-
dinary Israellt by the thousands, and
members-of the Cabinet-Jammed the air-
port -the acene of two attacks by ter·
rorisb in May.
Notably missing was Primt Minister
Golda Me.lr, whose ~year-old sister,
Shana Kelngold, died early today.
Urging tbaMerrorlsm be ljamped out,
;tJJon doclared: ~"!be _prflJldmt of _tho
Federal German Republic, Gustav Heine-
mann, said H well When he stressed the
links between the~ terrorist organlaztlons
and the Arab states, but words are not
enough. .
111t Js lime Wad," he warned.
The deputy prime minJster, a fonner
general, said a solution could bf found
by Israel and the Palestine Arab refu-
gees through peace, but not "through
bUnd fanaticl!m."
Turning to the coffins and to the lam.
Illes of the victbns, Allon said: "We
never upected you tO retwn home in
this dreadful maDner. We have little
cons0latlon, but we will ketp faith with
your memory." ·
As command ' cars pulled away with
the bodie,., a brother of Josef Roman, a
welghtlllter killed.Jn.the-Munich lragedy,
shOuted to thie·crowd: "Are you Jews?
Wiiy don't you ·d<ononslrala! .Why don't
you do 30melhing; or they will kill u.--
all." . . . ,
'lllt 11ott rfll itloi;ull.--·11: 1111 Munich lrt;edy, welgtiitiiflr-i>8yld Jler.
ger wu flown bi' the u-.s. Air torce to
his 1former bob bl ClevtJarid,.~Ohlo, •tor
burial Friday. ' ·
Allon, aubsl!tut1ng for Mrs. 'Meir,
lashed out at the ':UOtolichable sect of
extremist Arabs who have made mur-
der their cauJe, who have assassin,ted
the cream Of CM' sportsmen and tbi
Olympic spirit 11 .. 11 •••• ..
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WOMAN WEEPS OVER COFFIN OF ISRAELI VICTIM AT TEL AVIV
St•t• Service for 10 Athlete5--Then Priv1te Buri1I•
Exposure Fatal .
Laguna Hills Boy Dies
During Sierra Outing·
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An 11-year-old Laguna Hills boy died of
exposure Tuesday evening after he and
his father were caught in a sudden
snowstorm in the Hig h Sierra near
Bishop.
Bart Eric Brockett. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Brockett , 25362 De Salle, died
before his father could reach Northern
Inyo County Hospital, located in Bishop.
AccOrdtng to the Inyo County
Coroner's office, young Brockett and his
father had been backpacking J.n. the Piute
Creek Summit area late !l'uesday al·
-·-............... droj>ped ...i -........ -'alt .f • t •I
Xoung Brockett and his lather hiked to
their car, a spokesman said. The yolilth
appatently passed out and died in route
to the hospital.
They had been hiking in the area four
days when the storm hit, the spokesman
added.
Inches cf snow Is beginning to melt. No :
further storms are e.1pected In the area :
in the next few days, he added. \;
Persons planning to enter the area, :
however, should have warm cklthlng and ·
be prepared for cool temperatures. They :
should abo check with loca l law en--:
forcement or National Parks Service of~
ficials before packing into the H1gb Sier-
ra , Fleming u.ld.
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Wins Competition ·
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) -.
Catherine Lawton, a petite banjo player
Officials at Valencia School in Laguna representing Delaware has won the .
Hills said this morning that young talent competition in the first round of
Brockett would have entered the sixth preliminaries for the Miss America
grade when school opens next week. pageant.
Funeral aervices for the youth are Miss Kmaas, Cindy Lee Sikes, won the · RITES SLATED pending at Roy ,C. Addleman Mortuary swimault contest Wednesday night.
in El Monte. Miss Lawton, who at ~foot-3 Is the
By Virgin Islands Police Is According to the Inyo County Sheriff's &hortest of the 50 Miss America con-
A three-year bid by the District At-FOR ISRAEL DepartlllClll, the boy's death WU one of testanb , performed a medley of twies in-
torney's offH:e to close down a bodkstore several incidents that marred final vaca. eluding "C&lifcmia, Here I Come" and
Memorial services for the Israeli tionc for backpackers 1n the Wgh Sierra. "Back Home Again in Indiana." She has d~bed by investigators as an Oran'e victims at the Olympic Games wlll A 13-year-cld La Puente youth, Craig played the banjo professionally with her
C.ounty center for the sale of allegedly be held at ~ o'clock tonight at Mcintire, hiking with his father near ~ father
€11ARLO'M'E AMAIJE, SI. Thomas, ·
V.I. (AP) -Police hunlefl today for fou1
or five gunmen wearing ereen fatigues
who machine-gunned eight >\merlcalll to
death during a robber/ In the golf
clubhouse·of a Rookelillet resdrt. ln lbe Virgin Islands. ' ,: · '
pockets and cleaned out the clubhouse
cash drawer before escaping Into the
overgrown hills around the course.
obscene D)OVies and literature ended in Temple Beth Shol()J1l in Santa Ana. McGee Creek, 40 miles north of Bishop, M~ Sikes 18 who is 5-foot·? and lJO
lod I ~-24 ho f'· th · Thc"••-le is lbc"ated at the cor· also died Tuesday due lo exposure. 1 • • succeM ay ess uuan urs a 1-'C:r e ......... }' Four r-·ues r.om t .. _, ~w· cover-..1 J>OURds and measures 3G-24-aa, ii a SW. f ~ Se·' B h ·· ·r of Fairhaven Street .and Tustin ...... ue .... "' eu
·Gov. Melvin H. Evans was called back
to the islands from Hilton Head , S.C.1
where he had been named vice chainnan
cf the Southern Governor's Conference.
conviction Q ~..-c "'"' eac men. Avenue. Rabbi Frank Stem and high altitude regicns were reported by dent at WlcbJta State ~nivenlty. .
Norman Robe.rt Blake, 53, of 354:1 Al-Cantor Jay Paul Kane will of-the sheriff's department. The girls were the first winners 1n the
mond Ave. and Ralph William Albrecht, flclattl. Sgt. Jerry Fleming said that the first round of preliminaries. (Related
41, of 42P. Qandleben;r Ave. pleaded snowstorm has left the ana and the six picture, Page 14 ). ~
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of four of ~ victims, but Lt. Goy, David
Maas said they were "believed . to be
tourlats from the U.S. mainland. ' ·
A opok....,.., for the '.)lockeleUer {ami-
Jy in New 'York sai(1wo victims ·were
tentaUvely ldentllled as Pat Ta!bert, a ,
girl who worked In the club's golf shop,
and Jolu. Gulliver, a groundskeeper. He
said two other vlctimJ were electricians.
1be gunmen opened fire late Wednes-
day afternoon at the Fountain V 1 11 e y
Golf·Club on the Island ell SI. Croix, about
SO miles sooth of St. Tbornu, Maas said.
Seven persons died at the scene and
another at 1 hospital,.
Ronald Tonkin, Ibo terrltoey's attorney
general, said lhtre were four or five mert
in green fatigues using a,µtorMtic
weapons. The killers lool<!d their vtctlms'
''This is absolutely .the worSt thing that
has ever happened in the Virgin Islands,"
said Mau, acting governor until Evans'
return.· ••These men will be caught."
About 50 police were aearchlng fol the
gl,Jlllllen.
l'be gOlf dub is part 0£ a 5,000.acre
tract do the north side of St CroiJ:. It is
owned by . Rockmorts, · Inc., t b e
Rockefellen' reJOrt development com-
pany. The co\irse·was designed ·by .Robert
Trent Jones, America's leading golf
CQUt&e architect, and a e v e r a 1
tournaments have been played there.
Laurance and David Rockefeller are
be-family members active i n
Rockresorts, and a ·t~mUy spokesman
IBld they have been consttterlng turning
over much of the St. Croix property to
the government for a public park.
. Battle Reasons
' .
r;er ans E~1'lain Need for Attack
· MUNlt'll-EtJ:PQ~Gennan officlall who failed to aave the lives of nine
munben ol tbe Olympic t<abl held by Arab utmnists said' today
U>ey bod lo ' re..rt io perai. meuum liecause Israel ruotul<!ly refll8ed to
conspiracy charges stemming from the
sale and distribution of o b s c e n e
mater!$;
Blake and AJbr«ht, identified as prin-
cipals in the operation cf the Pleasure
Hou.se boolqtore, in Santa Ana , were
ordered JI> dispoee of their busineu by
Sept. 30 and PIJ a fine of $10,000.
Judge William Thomson ordered both
men to serve tl'tee years' probation after
sJleodlng m months in Orange County
Jail
The ceurt action ended three years cf
proaecuUon in which 15 separate criminal
eOmPlalnb were flied against Pleasure
House employes.
It also closed a cjvil lawsuit In which
the dlstrict· attorney's office · argued for
closure ~of the premises under the state's
Red Light Abate'rneftt1Act. • ·
&th men were abOut to 10 on trial on
obscenity charges when they decided to
plead guilty to misdemeanor allegations.
Blake and Albrecht..,.ere found guilly
lasl May of -lbbllar .ctw:&es relathlg to
operation of the PIWure Hou ... ............_ -
Group 'Protests
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NY,l'Porno Raids . mu. ony conc.uton to the _.iu... ,
' German Mtnbter ot ~ Hans Dietrich Genacber, Bavartsn Mlni.t.r NEW YORK (UPI) -The New York of Jiilerfor Dr, Bruno lltrk, and Menfred Schreiber, Munich police chief, told a Civil Liberties Union hH asked Mayor
... , conlemtce of the efforta' tl1eY bllde to prevent lbe mwacre al Fuer· John V. Lindsay to hilt a PQllct
lttnleldbruok ~ "'*'181 lllch~ crackdown on pornography In the Tbn"
• Jri'..o jolol 1tat..nent•!!lef llld the IUl'VIVal-of the boltaga dapondtd on Squan area. . ~~ b1 tbe ISraell ~I ol the major demand made by the gue,.. Ira Gi......, director of lhe 1.,11-.
r11JU -rt1-of 21111 l'llalhllona beld In lsr.-JI priloM. aald Wednead.oy the ralda are Ur>
• .,,,. l'lrlell wemlllOllt llepl delaying their lncrta11ngly poUUcal dee!-dlOllltullonal and a wUtt of both po)il:e
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for creative inwgination •nd ex ...
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Our sliUe<I erperls win i;.
happy lo croale new ideas for Y°"
or ctArry out your own.
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with pin money °' big budgol
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OAll.Y PILOT
County Draft
Just a Bree7.e?
ONCE AltOIJND THE BEAT -Rlaht·
ly or wm1gly, the Santa Ana Draft Board
bas generated quite a rtpUtatlon over the
past few wara. '!be boord bu been noted
for takJn& the hard Uno .., uempU...S.
Many Orlll&• Cowit!W who have
passed throulh thooe drafty portall In
past times of lnternatloiial
unpleasanlnesa qree It wu a loulh ou~ Ut. .
II your draft number came up In our
region aod your body wu warm, yo\l
went. U you could cr•wl In to the place,
you were on the oUve drab but. Ea:~
emptions were cranted to those few un--
forjunates who seemed to have ceued
iniuoltng and exhaltng.
But tbe tlmei, folks, they are a-chang-
ing.
THE SANTA AN'tora!t Boa~ for ex·
-ample, Just aUll la.\t ,. .. Ion 1ranted ex·
emptions to lbrte comcienUous ob-
j'ecton. Many other cases have been
beard with sympathy.
Pm of it might have to do with the
composition of the board. TM newest
member, for example, is J o s e p h
O'Sullivan, the former Laguna Beach
city councilman who professionally is an
adminlltrator within the Santa Ana
school system. O'Sullivan par1lcularly
deals with problem students. It is un~
derstood he was nominated for the draft
board job by Superior Coutl Judge Bruce·
Sumner of Laguna, the· former
assemblyman from our area.
Of course, the kids say don't trust
anybody over 30. Well, O'Sullivan is over
30. But he is under 50.
So the times, they are a~hangine.
* SPEAKING OF youth, It ,.. .... obvloos
that. the school board for the newly form-
ed Saddleback Unlll<d School District
down llllsslon Viejo · wty Is certainly
trying to focus m the younger set. The
board bu declared Jts Intent to aeat a
high school student along with the other
trustees as a "non-voting member." If
the kids play it sm..-t, I'll bet they get a
voting member too, before Ione.
PO AL rJ JIU Joas rwnbled
llNll rg;ct... -A.-dllo ol
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa might
get their councils together and iron out
some mutual pacts for government
operatlona.
You know, like they could cooperate in
areas of flre service, maybe police
helicopter ope.raUons and possibly even
on traffic problems now that Pacific
Coast Freeway is a dead-end street.
So now Costa Mesa has upped and
signed a mutual aid pact on fire p~
tectioo. Wilh Newport? Nope. With Santa
Ana . Just proves you can never tell
where your allies will come from
10metimes.
THE BA'ITLE lav continues with
everybody in Orange COunty wanting an
international-type airport ao long u it's
&omeplace else. Now the folks up Brea
and Yorba Linda way are organizing to
fight against a big j~tport next door in
Chino ·Hilb:. The name of the anti-jet
force is PATCH. Give up? Okay, it
litandS for "Prevent Airport Through
Chino Hills." So there.
* HUNTINGTON BEACH w e I c o m e s
nearly 250 surfers tomorrow for the U.S.
Surfboard Championships. Now all they
need is something better than t~foot
surf. They may make it this year.
* AND FINALLY, we have the Laguna
Beach school board which has scheduled
a special study session just to talk 111bout
what kind of shoes are proper for wear
on campus.
It's got lo be a debate with a lot of
sole.
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McGovern Berates Connally in Texas
1J. ~ ~
Democratic
Chairman
Bows Out
WASHlNGTON (UPI} -The natlonil
cbairman o! the llemocrall' voter reglt-
lrl.tlon drive, wblcb Sen. George S. Mc-
Govern .. 1d had prior)ty ln hll pml·
clenttal bid, resigned todii1 In an apparent
dlspoto with McGovern'• top eampalsil
aides.
Rep. 1"rank Tbompeon Jr. ([).N.J.J,
Aid ta a 0 Dear Gecqe" letter haJXI..
deliveted t.o McGovem'r office, .. It 11
Imperative for me to return al tbe w~
k.tl pooalble date.to my dutlra In Congreu
Ond to th• dllflcull
task of being !'&-
elected from my new
diltrlct."
ThotTlpsoo a l d e s
told UPI tlull the
break was the re-
IUlt of "interfer-
ence" by McGovern
campaign managers.
""· .,........ principally G-a r y
Hart, in the registration drive. which
McGovern promised:would be subject to
Thompson's control a1one.
McGovern handpicked ThompsOn in
July to head tho drive, staling that hll
campaign'• priority would be to try to
liign up the estimated ~5 million voters
who are not regiatered.
Thc!Jnpeon wu naUonal chairman of
the drive that registered 8.2 million voters
in John F. ·Kennedy's sucreuful 19ft0
campaign for the presidency ..
Thompson telephoned McGovern In
Dallu Wednesday nlaht to tell blm that
the Jetter was on the way. McGovern re--
Portedly urged Thompson to stay on the
job and promised that he would penonal·
Jy work out any differences that exbted.
Thompson also talked Wednesday wltb
Lawrence F. O'Brien, McGovem'1 na·
tional campaign director, who aired his
differences ·last week wilh :t.fcGovern
strateglJts over how the campaign was
btjng waged. O'Brien reportedly approv·
ed Thompson'• decision.
Hart and McGovern's chief money
ralsen -Miles Reuben and Henry Kim·
melman -"croased Frank up on at least
five occasiona over financing of the re1·
istratioo drive," TbomJJIOQ aida ,.a.kl.
Amtrak Lawyers
Sue-Railroaded
In, Liquor Raid
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -Altomeys
for the National Railroad Paasenger
Corp. Amtrak, have filed suit against
county aild state officials, contending
that a stale raid on a train serving liquor
by the drink WU illegal.
Amtrak lawyer Lloyd Benefield said in
the Amtrak complaint med In federal
court here that federal Jaws organlzJng
the railroad company barred the ap-
plication of state statutes.
"The corporaUon shall not be 1ubject
to any state or other law pertainina: to
the transportation of passengers by
railroad as it relates to rates, routes or
service," Benefield said the law read.
Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Cootrol
Board Agents. accompa·nled by
Okiaboma County Ass!. Dist. Ally. Irvin
Box and a district attorney's Investigator,
boarded an Amtrak train at Ardmore: Ju·
ly 18 and bought mixed drlnb while en
route to Oklahoma City.
When the train stopped In Oklahoma
City, club car bannan George H. Bell
and railroad steward· Jobn Glboal, both
of Chicago, were: arrested and agents
confiscated the liquor the train carried
and records of liquor salea.
UPIT ........
Nixon Also
Under Fire
·OnEconomri
DALLAS (UPI) -~llJllnl today
In Tuu, Sen. Geor(e S. McGo'"'11 kept
up blo drumllre ol erlticlsm ot former
Truswy Secrelary John B. Coooally, oil
mllliooaittt and the economic policlel of
lbe NWID admlnlllrat!oli.
Altbougb Coooally, who now heada the
llemocl all for NWID orpniJatlca, was
three ~ el~ed ....,,,.r ol Texas,
McGovtm did not mute \he atllcb oo
lbe former cabinet o!Oclal which bad
bl'Olflbt cboen from crowds lb other
tlalal.
"It doesn't aurpriae me tbal JQbn Con·
nally and hll billionaire frlen\k' have
decided they are ,;,.... at home with
Richard Nixon's brand of
aepublicanism," the Dem o c r a ti c
pre:sldentlal nominee told an outdoor
rally in Dallas Wednesday nl1bt. 0 1 Uon't
mind at ail helni brandell radical by tho!
crowd."
f--"-11'1'"A~STA-rEMEN"rlsstiOil-lli:iilvancc
o[ a scheduled walk through a Dallas
supermarket, McGovern berated Prtsi-
Olympic Tragedy Marked dent Nlson for the inOation which be said
was "ground into every Poun'4 'of ham·
burger • • • folded Into every sack of
Dour." The Ol)'!llpic flag and flags cf some of the particl·
paling nations Uy at half-staff in Munich's Olympic
Sladilll!l during a m'emorial
Israeli a\llleles.
service for the slain ' ' "Each dollar we spent In 1973 buys on·
N:ew Smog -C urhs in ~stor·e
ly 8Z <enll worth of goods and 8'r\'lces at
January, 1919 prices," be said.. "Tbt
otherJ B_cents II tlie.Alroctcost...we.J>•Y
every day ·out of ev~ry doltar for the
s"1ruting economic failures of thb ad·
ministration."
Standards to Apply for 1974 Model Trucks, Buses
THE SOUTH DAKOTA senator'1
schedule today was Joa~ed with the
things bis backen call "Uslenin& tours,"
trips to meet the voter In his native
W AS!llNGTON (UPI) -The govern-
ment today.proposed new rules designed
to cut both exhaust and smoke pollution
from trucks. buses aiid other vehicles
with heavy duty._.engines.
The new standards. applying both to
guoltne and cli...i .,,.mes, will take ef-
fect starling with the 11174 model yw--
covering vehicles on which production
will start during 11173.
.'1nle Enriroam<atal Pl!>lecti• A,ency iilil the .... ruJa..,. f>asfcall7 slmllai .
to: otandards ll .orlglnal)y, wanted to lm-
pose for the 1973 model year, but which it
delayed one year because the industry
&1~d it could not comply soon enough.
It also said the standards are substan-
tially the same as those in effect under
state law in calilornia for the 1973-74
model year, allhou1h Calllornia )las no
separate limit on smoke.
The standards cover heavy duty
vehicles, ~efined as those which carry 12
or' more passengers or which weigh 6,000
pounds or more. A spcikesman said that
included mos:Uy trucks and b-u s e s,
although some smaller vehicles such as
airport limousines might be affected as
well.
DAILY PILOT
DELIVERY SERVICE
'\ OeliwrY of the Dal~ Piiot
b guarantted
MOnc11.,.Frk11y1 " you CIO not lllVW your
JlllP'r PY S;JD p.m.. un 1nd YoUt' ,apy wlll
be lll'Oull'lt .. \IOU. r,.llf 1r. I••'" untU 1:3111 p,m.
S.lvnll'I' ..... IWdiYI H yev d9 not NCtlVW
your copy DY • 1.m. S1turd1y. or I '·"" Sunclly, Ull Ind • copy wUI tit °'°"'"' • you, C1ll1 1r1 -.., Vfllll 10 1.m.
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Hartllwtitt Hvnt'"""' ltedl Md W.ll'tllrllMr ................... 1m
"" C...,_.M. Ctllblh''1IO IHth. &111 J111111 c.otsH1119, O.na Pol11t,
lovltl ~~ Utyll9 Hlglolel .... m.4Clt
The agency said the new standarda for
gasoline qines will Jower the present
level of allowable uhaust emi.sa:ions of
hydrocarboM and carbon monoxide by
more than 30 percent, and for the fll'lt
time will ~t limits on the emissions: of
nitrogen oxides.
Di...i engine>, the agency ailded, will
for the first time be limited in the
amount of hydrocarbons, carbon monox-
ides and nitrogen oxides they may emit.
In addltioo the visible smoke emission
from dleael engines will have to· be
reduced by roughly 30 percent. _
The standards cover· both U.S. and inr
ported englnei, but will not affect
engines llW)ufactured Prior to the 11174 ·
model year.·
habitat. ,
He was lo walk through ii Dallas
supermarket, the National .4.eronatucs
and Space Admlplstration headqu8riera
in Houston, and a tractor factory in
Peoria, DI. He was JO end the da;y with a
niaJtlllme-rally In ROckfoi'd, ru ..
Toll Mou~ts,in' Ireland;··
Home of Official Bombed
McGovem•1 Dallaa rally pointed up· the .
~and wealmwea of hll drive to
collect • Te=' $ Ol~ra1 .vl~:. 'Ibo ·~"ll'f'I o! about 3;~ wi.l,enthUalaat•• but ;~~t ·~~,_;e ~"'" t: Democratic officials lll08lly stayed awt.y,
BELFAST (UPI) -Gunmeo bombed
the Belfast home of a Roman Catbolic
politician today, killing a · woman
relative. British troops clashed with
Protestant mobs In what an atmy
spokesman said was .. the wont Protes-
tant rioting in three years."
Residentl in other Belfast areas found
the bullet-riddled bodiea of two men, botb
apparently the victims: of usassination.
One wa1 dumped from a c8r in the
Catholic Falls arei, the other found In
the Protestant Woodatock area.
The latest death5 railed the fatality
toil In three years of NorlhOQI Ireland
violence to 552.
( IN SHORT ... )
The bombers struck at the home of
James O'Kane, cbainnan of t be
Republican Labor party and recenUy
releued from internment as a suspected
member of the ouUawed Irish Republican
Army (IRA).
e Slude D•-.e Seen
notified In advance through Kore.an
Ambassador Yu Yang·SU.
e Lons '!•r Predicted
PARIS (UPI) -South vietna.;
predicted at the deadlocked Paris peace
talb today that the war in Vletnam will
drag on lndefiqltely · uriless tlie Com--
munisll abandon their 1oa1 o! mwiar,
victory and negotiate.
Both aides at the IS8th sesakln de-
nounced the ~ of violence to 1ettle
political dlsputea. Yet lbO delegations iii
their opening Nmarks pv~ no lndicatloD
they were any closer to a negouited set-'
tiement of the ~tlnujng, war. ·
• 3 Hostqef .RaMSomed
BUENOS AIRES (AP) -Tine kld-
naped buslnenmen bave been fried
unbanned alter ranaoma reportedly
=~ f850,000 -• pald to tbelr cap-
Guenillu loyal to ex-dictator Juan D. Peroo l'eleued llulch lnduatrlallat Jan J:
Van De Panne Wednesd11 night alter his Sehoel Strike
compony pald them '600,000, company sourcea said. . -
'!be other Arsmtlne .........,;,.. "°" releaied after their famlll .. reportedly
ranaomed them for flil0,000 oncl flOl),000.
• Ted. Hayea, 3, shows up at Bar-
rington, R.I., school In hlJ PJs
as biJ mother fills lh for first
gr1de teacher who Is on strike.
Severe Storms .Rip K,ansas
WASHINGTON (AP) -The JnteriOI'
Dej>artment said today the propooed
development of oU &bale in CoJcndo,
Wyomtng and Utah would ca...., aome eo-
vlronmental damage, increase \U'ban
concentration and change the quality of
Ille. In the 5"ale .regtona.
'!be department IBid the lmpacta could
be aubetantlal local!Y· but would be
relatively 1mall. on • broad' refional
buls. The area could provide 10 per<ont
of the nation'• oil needs by the mld·lll!Os.
Flap Erupts
Hail, Heavy Rain Brin-g Flash Flo.od Threat
1 I
e Kore•u to P•R O.t
SEOUi. (UPI) -South Korea an-
nounced today It will poll ~ Ila fl,000
lightins men from Soulb -Vietnam bolln-
ning to December to beef up 111-.:
defenae capablllti.._ •A bip.ranklllc
Forei811 MJnlttr1 alilciaJ. In &nllD'll'CIDc
the planned troop withdrawal, said the
government'• decision ia final md tllat
the pullout will bo eomplel.. by -aping. •
Tbt Sal&on (OVerumtml, be said, was
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Glavas ·Backs Helicopters-' Will Cut Noise'-
11 L fl I Ek KRIEG .... ..., ........
Po1ioe .. Ible to CUI bolh the crinle
nte and the-of protecting the <ill' of
Newport Beaob thnluab Ille "'° of
hellcopten, Police Cblel B. James
Gl1vu said today.
·'And -poUee also will be able to cul ... llqlae Ibo eontrovenlll helicopters
mllke, Gia.,.. lllY• In a report prepared
lorclly<OW>Cllmen.
Cou11cll,_ will be conduclillg a
Wiid Wedell~
2121 San Joaquin Hllls Road, leader of
lbO J)<Oteal movement, Ind wlll reach
coanct1men al the same time u Ollvu'
r.port. '
GllVl!,_in .bll 17-pqre •iatudy and
euluatl-Op of helicopter me as a police
vehicle," makes: a number of points, ln--
cluding these: • '
-Major crime' dec:r9'lld ~ percent
frqm 1970 to 1971 -helkopten were first
wed in January 1971 -oll'I is down 13.2
pereent tlle lil'll -llI,monthi of U'l2 tom·
pared wilh lhe fll'sl sll months ol 1970. al a lowtr rpm rat•.
-'!be two '1lellcopters cost Newport Glavu iald there are lour pi!mary
Btacit taipayen $206,351in1171. Glavas 1oaJs ol the poUC< helicopter program.
said !her. would be 11 · more men and 'Ibey are to r<duce criml!, improve poUce
tbr.e more aquad can -~ $22'1 Jiii ..._ tlm•, ln<:rt!l!e-llll<Ol~•·
a year-lflhere were no lielicoplers. . lions Ind ihcreaso officer securily.
-'!be Hughes Tool Company wanll to He said the helicopters are meellog all
buUd a silent hellcopter and has ~ an--of these 1oais.
tl-nol!e projeeta ulnder way now. But "There are two wa.ys in which to tx-
they are loilg range. In ttie immediate amine. crime statlatlcs for comparaUve
future, Glavas said, the Police pW! tf'I purposes,•t Glavu said, defining them as
reduce noise bf flying rountne patrolss "crime volume" and "crime rate." •
He said tbit the volume of major
crimes was down more than nine perunf
durma 1971, but that 11 is up u -· the tint •ix mouths of this year.
"Wbil.e Ul_lncrtoso is relle<led.. (Ibis
year)," G.lavu said, j•one must bear ht
mind that lhll does not take 1n(o <OD-
slderation a 12 percent Increase m---
poplaUon • , • with no Increase in pollce
peraonoel."
Glavas alao said .there has betll a 15
(See HEIJCOPS, Pas• I)
Olympians Guarded
East ·German Team Gets Th.reats by Telephone
MUNICH' -PoUce, for rusona that
were mt, c}ear, put· Eaal . Germany'a
~.-O~ple I~ .)!Oder heaV)'.
guard · today "ifter ldepboned tbfeall
from alleged Palestinian dmunando
groups to attack 111 atblele1 wilh l\Jnl
and bombs.
Fifteen heavily armod Arab 111erri1Ias
wer. r.pol'\od Billi at large In West oermaoy. I
* * * Israel · V1iit
" .
Makes : Thrust
' ' '
Tho goveromtnt alao eJ]ll'Wed fear
that Jews in West Germaey may be lho
targeis' of mail!<! bombs during Ibo
Je.wllb new yoer lhll weekend.
"Possible attacb may be.:.dlrecled
against Jeybh .asaoclations 11 11~ as
European assoclation.111 connected with
Israel'," the Interior Ministry said.
A spokesman said..lhe government had
Information that packages may ho senl
from various places in Europe.
In another repercussion, the Egypµan
GrOtlp Forming
government declared West Germany
a~ed unwisely In, lhe Munich affair Ind
mull bear lulJ responsibility for any con-
sequences. A Cairo spokesman said:
'.'The commandos and -the Israeli
hostages , were-killed In a German .am~
bush, by German bullets and ln a U.S.
bast in Germany."
He did not amplify on what action
Egypt miaht take.
A Palestinian guerrilla broadcast ovtr
Cairo Radio Wednesday called West
Germon police murdmn tblrstJng for
Palestinian blood Ind warned Iha! Ille
perri1!a movement would turn nm·
agalmt German Interest&. •
Wesl German police wenl 'on altrl
agaihsl 1Uch activlU•s apd HeavJly lrmod •
troops equipped with ~aJkler\alkles
beg11;n 1tuafdlng Iaraell anG Ar-b elll*-
bassle1 and business ntabl~ll.
Why lhe l\Jerrtllas turned agalbst lhe
East Germans wu not clear, but a
(See OLYMPJCB; Pase I)
-Proteste~s .Take on .Jets
• ' . ... . ' ' . ? • '~"' ~ ' • .to;..; ' I ··l ·f f ~·· t "• • '"# ~j 1~T("-.~ ~ ft, ~f1 ·' -.~ .Y •./t" t , . ' ! 1-..
•• . · ~ IJ'OUP -of ~ BM' , .-will !tatule .'several ~I flciiia ,ID Sprap,, a former emplOJt ol Dollleld. • · . · • · mtJolJ' lilt Judioh411 Ibo ''. ••l .1¥1 · lhe .. ~,,,.,. _,,__ 'Ibo "°'""""" llU ..,...cr u olllce at
I.rte
=~<m.;;,~~~· ,....,..,.,~~~..:;'".,..to 1111~~"'.:•.u1i11 ,...::;. •.-:,:;~-::&:·~ .....
ol Anib marau<1er1 and' retumea IClrmlDt • now -~wultee alages much of !he summer, ls ocbeduled resldenll wiio are eltber membera of or
allot oJcbl bc/ltt> witlat all haodl 'Ufe a ellilunale jet fllibll at orange county lo come DUI week. s1rooa ..,__ ol Ibo MA Is Hany
mi,Ulir)' ~ repotlod, · ' 'Alrpolt. . · However, II wu leamod that prom· Rinker, a leader In the AltpOrl Nolle
The patrol moved a mile and a half in-·The group calling JtOell lhe Alrport Inenl Harbor . Area Fr.eway Flgbler Abatement Committee which coonlinated
Stephen E. Colwell of Garden Grove, who liu worked at Lion Coun-
try Safari In Irvine for two y0ars, will marry HunUn·gtOn Beach's
Donna Jean Baymea ,Saturday af 10 a.m,' in a clil,stu ol sycamore
trees on the wildlife preserve grqundl. Most of the wedding guests
Will observe the ceremony from a vieWini platform near-the site.
' . .
side Lebanon alter killing 80 Arab 111er-Action Assoclaµon appar.ntly.w111 slrlve · Marshall Dullleld 1'lll be CC><halrman ol the mlulve elfort in 11169 that saw ~ riIJa lnslde Israeli terrljory ! lhe D01' Ill'O"P with envlromnentalllt persons Ille 121 mllUon In lawsulll ~ · troJ cJasiied llh ' band Of in-to nllf commuruly IJllllllOrt to a peak Mrs. Je11D Morrlt, a nowly·appointed agalnat orange County for aUowing jet
pa w a ' equal to that aroused againll lhe con-member of thO Newport Beach Parks, lliabll al lhe airport.
llllrators on the, border Wednesday night trovenlal and now<lead coastal fr.oway. Beam and Rocro•tlon ~lssion, TOOM Riiis are scheduled to come
and an Israell and an Arab were klllod In freeway, Tho now Ill'OllP llU alroad1 C<Xlducted before trial ne1t month.
the-ensuing fJ?tflgbL A mus rally Is planned Oct. 11 at 7:30 several· meetings and llU hirtd UI u· Former mayor Paul J. Gruber, Allim
'!be Incident .... the lil'll of 111 lllnd.. pm. In Newport Harbor IiJgb School II ecutivo admlnlllrator, WWlam T. (See AIRPORT, Paa• I)
Ille Lebanese -in weeks. ' .
An 8llDOllDOODeDt saJd lhe patrol .... * * * * * * Newport Plruµt¢!s : t~ .Eye
countered the Arabs just nol'\b of lhe
bonier vlllage GI Baram alter they in-
llltrated into Israel from Lebanon.
'!be Israelis found a band grenade and
other equipment WI'" oie body of Ille
deaCI Arab, Ille spokesman iald.
Airport Group
Will Consider
Radar A.ir Controller .,
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Jasmine . Creek Proposal There was no confirmaUon of reports
In Belru\ oewspipers thaL Israeli troops Collin Z • and armor were maaSlng along the ' ~ on1ng Dedicated at El Toro
A requut by lhe Irvine eompaoy lo
eubdlvide 86 acres of the Jasmine Creek·
developwnt ilito m single-fanllly· !Qll
and a request to consider revisiQns of the
~iwt's Sports
Editor Has More
Munich Stories
MUNICH -Wtt\> the XXlh Olympic
Games .!Omlni doWn to the wire~ anc" the
~ events, l)AILY ~ PILO'l' ~po"\8 Ec1l!or Glenn While la on top ~f the scene
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,MUNICH
1972
wllh lhe Ora111JO 0,. ares's 1i11a1 t\<O
partlclpanll.
Pal!Y J o •a u a ol San Clemente
lallod lo mah lbe !Ioall In Ibo loo.meter
hurdl• """ -llled her -!>' poln-ID • -•ltw In today's
oporll -.... ..... IW'I.
Andy 1'eipnd ol Nnrporl Be:c!I came
back Jo • _..... .... "' pin Ibo n..alo " Ibo ........ poJri llld Ia lhe latl ~ Caul area -remallJln& ID the •
Vorsollles housing plan will come before
!'iewpoi:t Beacb Planning Commission
:tool~!.
The c0mmlsslon meel1 al 7:30 In dly
hall.
Commiuioners were to tour the
Jumlne creek lit• at Son Joaquin Hllls
RoaCI ancf MArl\ltrile Avenue earlier.
Lebanese border. 1
These presa reJl!)l'\s and Palesllnian
guerrilla1IOUl'Cel in the Leb:anese capital
said Ibo bulldup • utended from tho
Mediterranean, fron\ler poll of Ras
Nal<oura 15 miles Inland to Rmlah, where
an tsraell paid across the border cap-
tured all Syrian and Lebanese offleers
JUiy 21.
The pierriJlas 1 a J d they ezpected
another llraell attack across lhe bonier
In nprla1 for Ibo Arab 111erri1Ia attack
oa Ibo llraell Ol:ymplc t.am in Munich.
The Newport Beach zone change which By GEORGE LEIDAL
would pennit coinmercial development ot ""' hlh' '"'' •.t•ff
of the 177-acre Collins ·Radio Company A $% million computerized radar air
property near Orange County Airport wlll traffic control centor to monitor both
be considered tonight by lho County commercisf and military filghll wltbih a
Airport Land Use Commission. 900-mlle radius of El Toro Marine Corps
Tho commission w111 meet at 7:30 p.m. Alr Slatton was dedicated today.
in the planning department's hearing · The facility, tbe tint 1n Southern
room in Civic Center at Santa Ana1
Tho "°"" change, approvod AUi .. 11 by Clllfornla, II a join! ellort lnvolvma the
Ille Newport Beach clly coundl, would Marine Corps and lhe FoderaJ Aviation
allow for construction .of two mllllon AdmlnistraUoo (FM). II is located on
A report by cit)' piannen ~
lppn>Val of Ille subdlvlalon, with ZI coo-
ditloas, DlOll of them -... to
vtilWes ud trafftci ,.
-'Ibo ~ Cll 11111 q,...tloa ., lowering • =;...~~=0~~ Traffic .Panel
square-feet of high rile office space, the Marine Corpe air base.
three IUtauranll, lhr.e lel'vlco stations FAA spokesman Ralp'I Oden .. ald and al>ope on the properly located al Jamboree Road and M a c A r 1 bu r declined to dllcuse lhe JOint venture'• Hos)iltal II not yel finished, Cit)' p~ ~ '~~ coundl rocen11y rei:."...i 1o . Asks Go-ahead
deny development of phase two of v ersallt1, but said the commllsloo could
suggest changes. .
Boulevard, across from the airport. Impact on poulblli joint use of El Toro
A group of citizens, Jod by Malcolm nmwaya lor comm~al flllbll.
"Mike" Milliron, president ol the North However, Odenwald uld the newly
The board ol dlreclon ol lbe Newpo(I
Hlll'hor-OIBla Meu Boord GI Realtors
rectntiy r,::1 a reoohilleft uklni. lhe
City to 11 . " Veraalllel planned com-
munity ZO!llng a1 delennined In 1970.
Tho comml.aJcxl tonJPI allO wlD:
-Conducl • )lllbllc hlmlllll .. a re-
quest by Ille Irvine ~ io -stanclardt <I! t111 11a1111 Porll ,._
commlllllJ bel II J-Road ml --
Oh, Say :JJave
You Seen It?
Bluff Park Communlly .i.soclatloo, OJ>' dedicated radar equipment and relalod !>Ol«I lhe zone change before coun-communications 1ear, wlll track filghll
cJlmen. They presentod a petlUon bear· In and oul ol Orange Count)' Airport, the
Ing 1,fSO signatures of local reildenta county's sole center for commercial jet n.. -Ne)lporl Belch citllena advl!ory who want tbe property to remain in· traffic,
!riffle coiDmittee bu recommended that du1trial. A recent Southern Cllilomla AJsocla-
lhe. Clly CounCll appme a contract to The OJ1P0110Dll point out that lhe lion of Governmenll (SCAGl sludy ol
"-'• -··· ~ ol lbe dt7'1 Ir••""""'• ~75,000 snllcipalod annual ta1 revenuee airport needa in Southern Cllilomta pin-.._..,~ ••v -.--· polnll the EI 'ltto military facility 11 lbe lloa ~""'. ' from lhe development will not go to the ._, Ne-rt'Mesa ScbooJ Diatrict (the pr"' logical place for joint use o1 nmway1 by ' 'Ibo .... ..., II '-'-coaducted by "°"' .. ~ . -~tal and m!lltary '-11. SUcb I _, ,..... perty U.. wilhih the Santa Ana School -~--,.
clateo ol San llleaol-· Dlstrlcl), the development wlJl ho bull! In move, Ille Wllllam Pereira study NJI,
ta l ta at ,-Alan M. Vooll>lee and .u... an area tbal already bu the :JGO.acro would -Ille noise problem r.lated to
'nle. -.i p11ate _ altmative ao1u-EmUJ commercial devtlopment and II OrOda"!!~d .!..~eq~pment dedJcated
"-lo ~~ -0.1--·'d ~ wJll probably Jncrwe olreel oftd airport ~•WM ---~ ,._ -~ -trall1c -two lituatlolll that the city ts today pr11111tly bandies 11 o , O Of
tll,Olt, Ille "'JPiai estl:oale atven by ., ha '"~-·-~ o-Uons" -contadl wl!!I It• ,.. to I te. au.u~" ..--__
V..t!r bolore lhe projecl beii!I. -pusih( plane. -a year.
-.lalfa. cll1 traffic encineer aid "By um, lhll sophlltlceted com-....,, munlcatlonl IJllem wlll be able to PIO<>'
'!be ...... 111ee ...w m1 ... a l'epl(t on PL.4.NNERS SET ... 'IQO,llOO 1nstrument flllht .,.,. ..... tile-pbue-<lellnjtloa ol tra!IJc prVb-• a year," Odenwald aid.
For More Study
.._ .-..... n:tcn-1o.N~~..Jtt..::,.":! . ~-5ep1uid~1aa1»deva1opec1 DENSITY .MEET u!!U::!:.~":uilhsl>O~
1 ~ • 11111 -'· with fifght lroc~.and controls lo be IC· ataml laH&1i!lc tho.-• ... llld Wblll dDal>ia a llfrllll to'lll U.S.
Flq W llladt --llalbows end tr.,,. Callolt hebe II, 0 O I ' -._., 1· l:a •"9 .r ............ ~~., .. a·c 1 a Pi!l• ' lllllM ti111 1111 ...,
fot'11--ff • .. MIWlll II .... tian lo 1111 _.. ........ ol 11111 ...
pictunhntlleNPa ........ .....
'1111 11"'81 ..lo' 8"11 lo -.Ill Jlille •14 It tlw lllCOll( phaao ~ Newport Beach .P 1 an n I n I com-complllbed from the new EI Toro llCJJit)',
front of Ille 'homt · o1 -C.. ,,,.... ri,bt away, fl '"'1ld be complet04 t1lilalonen have scheduled, a 'POCl•I Odenwald notocJ. • •.:;;.,at• 'If, Ocun ,_, by Feb. 1. publlc beariha Sept. 11 on• plan to mah To elate, then are II almllar in.
Bot 11111 boun ot -'Ille 'l'UeldQ' nJc1i1 ncommendallon denalt)' controls bn lilalboa lalancf atallatlono lo<atod throll&bout ·lhe U.S.,
'-f'~~·;jtlw ............. llltc'matf~bii'litheir~pllirD1fj'iii'""'L....~ . ...,-=--!!~ul4, bUI tbe EI Toro lwdwani lo the IO -doodl1ntloliii jliiid • liiC. 1 iGJojjjjj]UJillnWnavora • ,.. first Ior thll area.
pl aw9 ll:a .... lllPie ......... -lloadl1· . on 1111 -I. lbe eulb'e llland Included In lhe jolot ¥arlne ~M !.~ ~ bollC M ~ Odlln J6-aald be !lopes Ula Item wtU be ~ laB Into a ..,. JI.ts .,.., See pactaa• an u radar.._ Ind 211 raclar
·-... palj M .--,. w Ilia-.., 11111 ,,._ oMry, ~ ZI. poaltlonl, Odmwald said, 1be bordware ifnio1'lf 11'1 -. • • au .... Ibo ataUoo'a 11 ccoli.illm to u.p
t
track of every flight landing or taking off
from Orange County Airport and the
Marine base, as well as all traffic
between Los Angele.a and San Diego.
11te equipment Is a first step to com.
pletely -utomated controls of aircraft.
When the compllcaled data linb to pass-
ing planes are developed, the computers
will relay precise location Information to
planes along with directions necessary to
avert mldalr coW..lons.
FOf the present, however, that in-
formation Is radioed from the human
ground controller to tbe human pilot in
the sky.
Tho FAA is !be aoverrunent a1ency
cbar1od. among other thlnp, wllh seeing
to it planes do not collide. nie advanced
equjpment centered at El Toro will
reduce chances for mid-air accidents,
despite projected lncrtUet in air traffic
acconlma to FAA officlall.
Oraage
Weatller
The IUD wlD breal: through U-
early momma clouds on Frida)',
according to I b o wtatherlady. HlcJ>s of around 70 ~ ezpected at
Ibo beache1, rillnf to n Inland.
Lowa tonllbt ID the !Mls.
INSIDE TODAY
Tlldr tnlalrfu 1141 tD!Utd hn
enttrt /orlu .. •I $14.S tnUlfon
to Bl cantne1 -btili they're not
MCCUOrilp iuck~dog1, Stf ltory
Poge 151
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2 DAILY PllOT • TIW,,.,, ~ 7, 1972
UPIT .......
Hoffa Tries
For Hanoi
Visa Okay
WMllJNGTON (AP) -Y~fmer
Teamoler f'reoldeot J11115 R. Halla Iiaa
applW lw a vlaa and -tlJ bopoa
to travel to NGrtli Vietnam to Melt Iba
rel .... ol -priaonm of war.
Whlto--aemtary-L.
Ziegler uld _, be hMI been tnlonned
that Haifa, Cll parole after 1 oervlltc •
prilon -ence. applied fer a visa and
"bu IOOle plans" which other sourcu
said centered on a trip to North Vietnam.
"l am not aware of 1he details.''
Ziegler aaid. "I haven, been briefed."
RelpOndlng to olber ·q..,llonl, be aaid
BUCh a journey ta "totally a private effort
on tbe put of Mr. Bolfa ... It does DOI
constitute any-«rort~from-the-Whlte
House ...
Ziegler said be mad• a quick ebtdt en
the subject after being lnf6rmed that the
lletn>lt N ...... wsa publlshlnc a story Iha!
Holla planl to go to Hanoi In an ellort lo
negotiate freedom fel' U.S. POW1.
GRIM REMINDER -With ~· Arab grenade-dam· u its only cargo, begins its tskeoff from the Ger·
aged helicopter in the foreground, the U.S. Air man base for the United States. One or more of the
Maurie• H. Sigler, chairman ol the
U.S. Parole Board, Aid Holla applied to
his probation officer In Detroit for
permi!lion to travel oveneas becat11e,
Sigler said, .,he wanted to eo over there
about effecting the r e J e a 1 e of war
prisoners.''
Force Cl41 cargo jet, with the body of David Berger Israeli hostages died in the helicopter. ~~~---''--~~~~~-=-~~~~~~-'--~~~~~-
FroinPageJ
OLYMPICS ...
spokesman said apeclfl transport in-
cluding hellcopten had been arranged
for tb East Germans, third behind the
Unllecl Statet and lluui.o tn the medal
wlnlllng ta~Je.
Wolfgang Peter, director of 0111 of the
Olympio .arenu, Aid be took the threat& -Jy. "I don't believe they an from
cranb," he Aid. __ _
Police cooflnnecl th .. atenlng Jetton
qatnst the East Germana had aJao been
received but did· not dlseloee what
nasona the writers or 1elepbonert gave
for aingllng out the team.
The 15 Arab guerrillas reported still at
Jarge in West Germany were reported to
be put of the original band which in·
vaded the Olympie VUJag, Tuesday, shot
and killed two lsar<lis and kldnaped nine
hootagea they later murdered In a
lhootout at a .nearby airport.
Five guerrlllu were killed and three
were captured. A West G e r m a n
policeman al.so was killed.
Pollet in all of Germany'11 10 states
clrculatod photographs and descrtpUona
ol 15 wanted Arabs 1u1pectod of planning
IN'lf' acCI of. vJoleace. '
Surgeon Battles
Mother-in-law's
Property OaiJn
A ~rt Beach pJasttc surgeon was
wcceSlfully defended on wrongful death
charges filed by his fonner mother·in-
law will go to court Jan. 16 to deny her
claim that 1he is entitled t~ at least a
one-hall 1bai:e of. hll plush Newport
Height.. borne.
Orange County Superior C o u r t
Presiding Judge Bruce Sumner set the
date for trial of the lawsuit filed by Dr.
Merrill C. "Mike" O'Donnell, 67, of 420
Kings Road.
The physician, rttently cleared of the
charges leveled in a unique civil action
prosaed by Mrs. Gertrude Barnett, 63, of
Seal Beach Leisure World, claims that
lhe ii not entitled to &ny portion or com-
munity property left by Susan Jane
O'Donnell, 38.
Mr1. O'DoMell died in her room at a
Mexican resort hotel on March 19, 1968.
O'Donnell is 1eeklng sole rights to the
$50,000 Kings Road residence. Mrs.
Barnett's lawyers have filed an answer
and a copy of a will in Mn. O'Dormell'a
handwriting. The will leaves her entire
r"~~ession~ to her mother.
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To 'Freeway Phantom'
FORRESTVILLE, Md. (AP) -Police
and FBI agenta have launched an in-
vesligaUon Into the death of a young
Washington girl whose murder bore a
reJemblance to at least a . half d<iun
unsolved-Ci!es last year that possibly in-
volve a "Freeway Phantom."
The body of Diane Williams, a
soulbeaat Wubington i-tger, waa
found Wednfll!day along lntentate 2115, a
highway from aoutheut Washington to
tbe Capitol Beltway, police Aid.
It had been dumped In the · """"
general area where bodies of ai:I other
soulbeast WaabJniton girl& had been
round during a ltV9!1-l11onth period last
year.
Slgl ... said the board handled the re-
quest routinely when it acted on it last
week. •'we saw no reaaon.for him not to go,"'
the hoard chalnnan said. 1~ i1
not.hint in the law to pre~t him from
IOinl·" Sigler said the fact that Hoffa wanted
to travel to Nortb Vietnam, a country
with which the "United Stalea Is fighting,
did not enter into the board'• dlscussion
on bis application.
He Aid tbe board approved a so.day
travel perlnd for Holla to be out of the
country. , ,
. The. ~· Delrolt:~Wl-.1~•
wrtlten oy iii labor editor, Jack ~.
said Hoffa will be the guesl of the Viet·
nam Trade Unlona of the Democratic
Republican of Nortb Vietnam, which ti·
tended him thl! invitation 1everal weeb
Seeottd B811ef111UHH' . ' . . ' Mlller-ud-Effte-Burnett.-ot-tltellr,Ga. have starteertll IOC~ifd
chapter of • honeymoon that beglD July 15. After one week in the
Blue Ridge Mountains, they returned home to find Effie, 89, neede11
• new battery for her heart pacemaker. While recuperating from the
operations, Effie entered a radio contest offering a aecond hone1· moon In New Orleans. She won. · ·
Offe~~ive hy .Coml!luniets.
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"We're investigating the possibility but
at this point any ,Jink between this and
th lbe d t•· Id be el ul ago. SAIGON (AP) -The 5\rmonth Com-'II wu the llnt time enemy tanb ...,. e o r ea '"' wou pur Y spec •· Hoffa reported!, y wu en route: to PW .. -1.t u I ed to blgb · I mw~ o ens ve surg a pom uaeil ID the •-• which ii llao 48 mllu HELICOPS ... tion," said Cpl. Allen Riffee, a Maryland to pick up a viH from the North Viet. today with a tank·led assault on a d1str1ct IOUtb of Da N::..
Stale Police detective beadJni the fu. nam... Embwy there. A. Teamsters' towil south of the Que Son 'lalley and a -
vestigatton. source in Detroit said Hoffa flew to sapper assault on a South Vietnamese Report.I from tbe enibattled town were
Is baaed on the rrequency of crime as Washiagton Police Chief Jerry WU.On Waaliington Wedneaday to pick up bis divlslonai headqliarten ID the Malrlin& confused and Cl)Otradlclory, 'but al cme
related to population and these figures assigped about 35 men to assist 1tate pas.sport. Delta only 40 miles below 5a1gcm. point in the afte:mom omtaC& wu loll
1how the aignjfjcant reduCtions. police on the case. Zieg! ... did DOI crtti<ile Holla'• plau Field reporta said 22 south Vletnameae between. the district beadquartm ID Tien
Glavu also said there bas been a 1 "Tbe FBI and Washington police feel as the White Hoitse has done ID the cl!el soldlen were tilled and TT wouoded ID Phuoe and the Pl)JVinee beadquartm ID
percent increase in the number of felony the girl was tJdnaped or abducted from of some othen who have vi.9lted Hanoi or the sapper attack, carried out by 1 small T~ Ky, U mlle1 nottbeut of the toWn.
arrests during the 1971·72 fiscal year just Washington and brought ipto lifaryland," talked with Hanoi'• representatlvea, 1Uch Vlet,pons and Nortb V~tn"'!'tl" unit at Oftlcen ID the field Aid an .eatim'aled
concluded, allhoagb he says t h a Riffee said, u Pierre Saitnia' and fofmer attorney the vlnh"Nbl bue camp near High~ 4, five ...,., blttallcm -more tlwl t,000
hell copters are not aolaly responsible. He said some physical evidence WH general lla!Dley Clark. which conoects the delta wilb Salgul. · ·troops -auppoJ¥d by tanU ..,,... al'·
G!oflis ... -Hr -.,_.._ eJa1m •. beloa leDI to FBI Jabl to<, ana111i1 bdt . HoUa, IS• Iiegan.· llUVin& an elibt;year Al TieJLPhuoc~dlslrlet town, only 12 tacldlls Tien;-~ from· the norllril<st
by lelllng councilinen : I ' •' ·::-::, • .,·· ~~ 1i>rilllptloo"· halli1trnelli"11p•'19 -~""' Jur,. )luDI>el'lnr m MliCb 7, mile1 west ot · the vital nortlHouth mid tbe nortbeUI. They Aid martor and
"From the outaet of the helicoptar I""' su!jlects. ' ' IH'I. He 'Wu pai'Olecl ~lift .,._.'Plei!i·" Highway 1and1o·m11es IOUlb otQUe Soa, r.eolDeaa rilJlr IJro lfu•llltliJlll . ., ... ,,.
gram the chief of police llated personnel . Like foor of the earlier kllllnga, the 17· mg DOI to tnvolve ·blJnRlf ID union affalra . batUes raged In the -tllroui-menl pooltkm al tJie rate ol foUi' nrundl requ~ to provide pollee service would year-old Williams girl was s-gled to , _for_the_dura __ u_111_ot_hls_:parol;__e_. _____ the __ daJ..:..... ___________ a_mln_u_te_. ________ _
be reduced by five percent. death, according to a coroner's report. r
"Eighteen months later we find the Unlike four othen, however, according to
department 'bu reduced the personnel Dr. Peter Lipkovlti, deputy state
populaUon ratio from 2.17 sworn ofricen medical' examiner, there wu no evidence
to each l,000 population to 1.93. that she had be< 1 smially moleatod.'
'Thb represents an JI pereenl reduc-Washington police never. definitely link·
tlon of ~nnel or 14 sworn officers, e_d the murders of the six teen-age vie.
two of which would have b e e n hms, killed between April a n d
supervisory personnel" November, 1971.
Glavas deals with the touchy issue of ','It's h.ard _to overlook the similarities, ..
helicopter noise by saing, in effect, said police inspector Mahlan Pitts after
helicopter manufacturers are doing the ~y of a yo~ng girl was found Nov.
everything they can to cut it down. 24 with a note llglled by the "Freeway
"We recogntz.e that the noise generated Phan~om."
by the helicopter is considered an an-Police kept the contents of the note
noyance to some citizens. especially secret but sources reported that it linked
when it Participates in police actions the death of Brenda Deoilt Woodward
which require low altitude flights," with five earlier killings.
Glavas said.
He said, however, that top Hughes of ..
ficials have told him "all stops have been
pulled in order to produce a silent
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AIRPORT ... Present projects include a new muffler
and header 8ystem, a new gearbox to
help eliminate the "whining" noise and Beek, chainnan of Newport Residentl
FAA certiflcation to operate the engine United, and Wally Koch, chairman of the
at a reduced rpm. Freeway Fighters' Citizens Coordinating
"These· projects have to be considered Committee, are also among leade~ of
long term," Glavas said. the movement.
"However, the department has in-Others who are active include attorney
vestigat.e;d a short-term project which is Roy D. Woolsey, Earl Hardage and F.d
entirely feasltile within a six-week period. Cook.
That Ls to acquire a regional FAA waiver The October raUy Ls scheduled to
to operate the helicopter at 2700 rpm , in· feature talks by Gerald Fadem, the Los
stead of the certitled 3000 rpm. Angeles attorney who recently won a
"The drop tn rpm measurably reducea Supreme Court decision that gave the
lbe noise from an IOUl'Ctl and places no city of Santa Monica the rtgbl to Ille
limitation 00 the craft except a minimum lawsuits against Santa Monica Airport on·
altitude of 300 feet," Glavas said. the buis of. the nuisance it ~edly
"While Hughes Tool Company endorses causes .
this procedure, ,.. would recommend it Another 1peaker will be Daniel Emory,
be reserved for routine •••-• only," head of the Airport Noise Abatement ,....u1,11 Committee.
Glavas said. Top officials of the AAA were
The issue or safety is dealt with at unavailable for comment um morning· on
length in the report. It was a major point the various strategies the group may he
in reports cited by critics. I.a · in Glavas said if the engine falls. the P nn1ng to use the fight against the airport. rotors will continue long enough to allow However, Emory saJd, ult It my un-
a safe descent. And there are enoUjh derstandlng that they are going to try to
places to land In Newport Beach that a get the community more aroused over
helicopter would not come down on a tbe problem.
person or a house or a cat, he add's. "It bas been quite a wblle since our
In addllon. he emphasized, offieer1 group has been out trying lo drum up
aulgned to pilot duty "pos!ess quallflca· community-wide tupperi. 11 Emory aald.
tions far in excess of the FAA re-He said AAA leaders feel they hava
nuirements." I dlU , severe erent approachu to the pn& Glavas' report made no nference to lem that have not been 11-t b the
the pe!IUon1 1Ubmllled, but did make noise abllemenl group. ......, Y
note that 2S1 persons have called or wrll· Emory Aid varioua lndivlduals wbo
len the departmenl llating their aupport had been active In the freeway mov•
or the helicopter. • ment have met with hl1 group at In-
One letter wu wrlllen by U.S. District formal breakfast meellnga throolhoul
Judge Jesse W. Curtis who said: the summer and that It was learned the
"I have become firmly convinced that group began to formally organ!,. aboul a
the greatest single deterrent to one about month ago.
to commit a crime Is the fear of tm. 'l1le only two members of the group
mediate apprehfn8lon. who were reached thlt morning Bttt
"In my opinion. It would be a and Gruber. sald any comm~ the)'
cal&1tropbe 19 deprlJe the~woutd.makt l'Oul<Lbe pamaWn.~;.....-1-
poilce or Ibis moal efreetlve crime detec-· Beet did comment lbal the ~ "It
Uon and prevention t<>chnlque • o jwtl a rabblwouajng arm" ol the noilo
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lJLXurious spring down
and feather sofas , . • ·
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,,_ hlndlamelDfllW.. dmlgnld
'1il gift· you the ultlmlte In -Ing
comfort With down and fllther ~ pillows, deep tprlng down
aeat euthlons enveloped lrl down
ind falthers and t1!0 dla;on-
fllltd onn pillows. C'1cx. from
a .Wide 1tlection of fine
fabrics ond tlzes. I
Three ,iyle• t.o :r.hoose ·if'!"'
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H.J .. GARRETf f URNrplRE
2211 tf>,ubA ILVD. COSTA MBA. -¢.t.Llf.
unfvena111 acknowledged as esaenllal ID abltemenl panel, ·but Iii 'ailded qulclllJ
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Density ~ontrol
B7 L. PEIER Dl!G
Of .. Oe1tW P• Si.ff
Newport Bead> Ill· propollnr to mske new denstty eontn>ll on Balboa bland
permanent and .. lnvlllna all of Balboo
lslmd to came and watch. ,
Notices of a special Sept. II planning
<OllU!lloslon publle heorlng to put vlrtuslly
the entire Island under lbe new R·l.5
zoning classification are being mailed to
1,400 island property owners, according to
ofrtcials of the' Community Development
Department.
R·l.5,... that ta ln ef!ect now.
c.mmtlllooers, the ssme nlgbt, will
also consider • plan to limit the me of
second unlta to &SO square feet, or ..,..
fourtb the lot 11Je (up to IOO square feel),
·Whlcberu ls Jarrer.
The zoo1ni In effect now allows all IOO-
aod unlta to be IOO squsre feet.
"WE ARE DOING 11US to try to Ct.It
down the area of the second unit," sa id
James Hewiclcer, assistant community
development director.
The R-1.S zone la now in ef[e<:t in
former R.-2 (duple>) zones, but only on
-an Interim basts.
"It would reduce the number of
bedrooms and the amount of Uving
ar:ea,'..'___be_ said..
'lbe areas to be ei:cluded .lrom the new
AS PROPOSED, ·HOWEVER, the mne Include:
permanent Zoning would encompass even -All C-1 (commercial) zoned Jots on
more properties--all tl'Joseo, 1oned.-M -Marine Avenue between a point south of
. and ,even some commercial lots. ~ AYenue and the alley south .of the
It would also be more restrleUve lban North Bly Front.
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Song Singers
• Newport Harbor High'• song leaders were rated outstan.ding during
--.ompetiti9n at U'C San.Diego recenUy. They are, baclc' row-from left,
..Holly Montgomery and Ann -cates;-center Iromleft, Lori Durgan
and Cbelfe Barto and front, Lynn Weddington, Lori Miller.
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.Southland Citic~ Suing
For Pollution Controij,: .. · . .-
~I.iii; ANGJll.ES <Ar> -The c,1u., or · 19130to de~• C0111rol·P1&J. • ~Ide ;ui<f'San Bernardino have, filed '·The Soulh' COas\ Baslh)nclud'es all or
IO; i!<l\6t. suit l!emandloo tl\llj ~ '*ral Jl!lll of Loi' Ang'~s. 'San Bernardino,
ll'Mioainebtal Protedioo Agepcy im-Riverside.~ Orangei Ventura and Santa ~ dra."·µp·lri'air ·pollu~ ~an Barbara arunliel. .
f!r ~-SoaffdoUt BUin-ineeting Da· ''The ·EPA plan could 'fne·Ju~e ~al itandhds. "c:urtailment ol ~,;ay tralfie, ci1ttti,
;•'lbe suit contends the federal agency back business operations and other
.... ~uirecl to draw ,up a plan by Aug. 1 drastic actlont" to .n!e.e!. federal air · Bjter it re1ected a,st~~itten plan. q~ty standards, said a spokesman
"But the EPA says it has until Feb. 15,-Wddnesday for the C'.enter for t.w in the1-
; Public Interest, which. represents the
P k . F p1amuus. re_ a in ares Otber plaintilfs are the Regional
Antipollution Authority, "!I agenc;_y ,form-
; SAN DIEGO (AP) -A quarter bU)'s a ed by the cillea of Palm Spriqi, IAclio,
liis'rlde ~ In· Slit Plti!>,. ' · Indian Wells and Desert Bot Sprinp \o ,n;.; new<··ru:e. replae'I' 40-' ta prevent lnc:reued lEIOI: 4'Polm'Sprillp
JhY!OOsly ,cliarged for riding In .;.e or · lU'<8 citlum -llJ!d two lpdiriduala.
l'llo ,.. .. .pd Increasing to 9t cimts f..-. · ~ ~ on Iha lllllt wW '<be held Oct.
ieven zones. "II !n ,federal district court here.
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Go on Patrols
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Women
deputlel' have _gone on patrol In 1!>s
~elel Coonfi'. ~ '
A sheriff'• department spokesmsn says
20 womm·began on 1bunday a one-year
program to test 1be feulbWty of placing
--In tbO field. The female. deputies are joined In
pal!OI can by a male deputy for nJU11ne
pal!Ol.dllly, be laid.
The women' were given addlUoul
lralnlnl In. firearms, weapoaless defeme,
p a t r o l procedures, . '<olDIDUDicatiOlll,
emergency veblele--8tlaa3.-a!>d.'prac-: ~I' · field. problems prior lo ~
assignments, lbe spokesman laid.
Final Bastion,
Cm~ Succumbs
. BERKELEY (AP) -The UC
lieiteley campus bas bee<me the
l1ut of ·the Ital<'• major
'uiuvers!Ues io· open the ranlal _of Ila
football marching band to women.
Band director 'Jameo Berdahl
, ssld the policy ehanC• will go Into
effect lmmediate.11. '
''It lJ espected -and hoped -
<tbel -·wlll ·bf l*tldPoll!'f .Iii'·
the fan locitl>all ii'ocrun 1n
afjjnificant:;..umt.ers,.. be oald,
WE'VE 'GOT .
-All Cl zoned Jots on the south Bay
Front between Opal Avenue and l)earl
Avenues.
-All C l lots on Aga te Avenue
between Park Avenue and the alley north
of the south Bay Front. ''This exception
does not include the Cl-H zoned lot.9 at
the northwest comer of Agate A venue
and Park Avenue,'' however, Hewicker
said.
-All lots on C.Ollins Isle (which <1re
now R-1).
mE NEW 1.oNING would also restrict
the height of all duplexes to 28 feet , pend·
Ing adoption of a new beliht ordinance
before COWJdlmen.
Actually, that new height law wlll llke-IY be In ef!ect before the R· 1.5 zoolng and
would limit building height to 21 feet, but ·
up to 28 Wilb special pennlssion from
plannen Qd .....,.0m ...
-TnJnt yard selblckll would have to he
at leut 20 and a tbrefrfoot aJiieyard
would be required on each side of · lots 46-
feet ·wide or leas. ·
Rear yard setblckll will be 10 feet. 1 . I
ANOTHER HAJ0R POINT In the iP'°' J>Ol&I lJ the ucluolon of new lot JllUl>-
dlv!alom to less than 5,000 square fie!. However, any lot 2,000· feet o·r larger
that la crested before adoption of the
ordlnanee, could be built upon, Readl\>D to the new 7.0De has been mix·
' ed since It was flrlt proposed by Balboa
l!land Cooncilman Paul Ryekoff-several
montbs 'q:o. .
The lnlerlm R.-U 2"ll!ng was adopted
wllb the formal endorsement· of the
Balhlla l&l&l1d iml>rovemenl ' Allociatlon
and met oal7 a bl!ndfl~ Ill ~ at a
puhflo ..... -. ....... " Wilm .-.... -ff'..-.. _ ... the
permanent law, it, too, woUld have to eo
to comtcllmen for final approval.
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L~ading Cheers
These are the varsity cheerleaders for Newport Harbor High SchooJ •
The group achieved a rating of superior at a four-day competition in
San Di ego recently. They are. front row from Jeflt Cindy Amies, Da~n
Littlejohn , Leslie Reardan. Mark Marsing and top row from Jeft Chns-
ty Butera, Judy Bostwick and J ody Friday.
Disabled Vietnam Vet
Making Good on Own
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EUREKA (AP)-A ~year-old veteran
wha lost both hands and part or his vision
tn Vietnam says he's "too yoong to
retire,'' so he's taken a job pumping gas.
For the past three months John
Eliason, former Army infantry medic,
has held down a part-time job at a local
service station, and his employer sa)'1
he's "a real good worker."
"He's pumped gas, changed tires,
checked oil -done almost everything,"
said station manager Richard Nelson. ''If
be had his hands, I'd like to see what
he'd be able to do."
Ella..., "81•-19 when be wu drafted
and Jtnt to Vietnam. Two years later on
• bijnter near outo, a ~·a~
plOOfca blew oft both Ill• ~ below tbe
elbow and lodged three pieces of
shrspnel In bls right eye.
After a year and a ball In bospltaLt, be
was discharged with full dllablllty
pension and social security benefits, but
balked at the prospect of a Ille of
idleness .
Eliason and his wife, Mellsu, whom
he met shortly after returnin& to the
United States, could have taken lt' e1111
on a pemwtent income of more than
$800 a month. The couple have a IS..
month-old daughter, Susan, .and another
on the way.
Eliason, who all b1I life bu been an
avid collector of snaket, f.rol• and other
reptiles, says hla hsMl<op baa IP.., blna
one clllltlnet advantlfe ovar -·-.Iba'
peoplo. •
"Who else can catch a nweinan wllll
his bare band," M said.
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IMlLUIENTO (AP) -1'e "I dan' bow wbat tlJo -... ...... ot the l,GOI-. ol the allefatJont t. f. f
-caJJlonlll Air N• F.dm<l>d• llfd la nopoall 10 a 1t II I 6111fd tau~ dlded -..-quatlon. --
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BERKELEY (AP) -Young
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: ~ are twice aa likely to
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~'!'"porarles at h I g h • r·
: nmp oo the IOClal ladder, ac--l eot:'dlnl to 1 Unlvenity of •cailiomla study. l Drinking probltma art most
leften found among younger
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alter age 50, said ~ study,
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PREPARED BY Prof. Don
Callalan, of UC'a School of
Publlc Httlth here, the 1tudy
Aid half of thoae interviewed
reported some problem drink·
Ing In a 'lhrff.year period
prectdlnc lhelr Interviews.
One third reported fairly
seven drlnldni probltm!,
Cahalan llfd.
Ill the 21.U age group, SS
percent ..,, tLoae In lower In-
come brackela repOrled drink·
Ing problems compared with
about 25 pen:ent In Iha upper
brackell.
"Wt nttd lo tell :ioong peo-
ple bow to avoid miatakes,"
C8balan ll8id "We need to In-
form them about aafety when
driving or performing oilier
complex tub, the develop-
ment of tolerance, IDd the ef.
fed! ol alcobot ·when -In
combination with et he
drugs."
THE STVDY, -Died lo
the International ~ o!
Alcoh0Jt1·m-. . ..-. ~'
Depend~ bl AM .... ,
places emphasis on preveotlve
education to combat alcohol
abuse. · .
"On the. average It take11 20
years of heavy drinking before
a person needs ~~~uUon
IS an alcoholic," said.
"'n'eatmenl for lhtte peopll ls
costly."
The aludy blamed .,..
vironmental influence• for
most drinlfng but I I I d
p e r oonallty characlulstlcs
such u impuWvlty and all ...
talion also play a role In prob-
lem drlnldng.
Wasn!'t Ape
Gorilla Has Problems
PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -Baltimore Jack, a (orilla
which refused time and again to 11UsfadoriJy perform hil
mating duUea, wu crtUcally ur, veterJnarians said.
Dr. Howell Hood, veterinarian at the Phoenix Zoo,
said ~ 300-pound gorilla hu heeo suffering from an un-
known ailment t.r about two mooths, but hi3 coodillon has
become more aerioul recently.
Jack, a gHI from the Baltimore Zoo, wu fiown here
two yean ago In Playboy Magazine publisher Huch Bel·
ner's jetliner.
Zoo officials hoped he would mate with Hazel, a fe
male gorilla, but Jack wouJdn't cooperate. Veterinarians
aJd Jack apparently was suffering from 1 p!)'ChologicaT
problem connected wlth more than 15 yean of isolation.
meet the $10,000 panther* .••
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G1"m C. Amel, bead al the
Calllorala Military De.,.,-. hal said • f<Mll-
DlOlllh lo n I lnvaltl(atlon
ordered by the Peotap Into
the ....... " charges lw
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AMEi, WHO ·wun't pre1ent
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llntcl a hunting cabin.
Edmond• replied
"Gentlemen, I don't own a
cabin in Atub. I have never
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VOC. ~.NO. 251', 3 SECTIONS, 40 PASES THURSDAY, 59'nMBER 7, ·1972
srae. an es .e
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~ Rebel Bikers Crash -Olympic ltace -
lllUNJCff (AP)· -Seven Ir Is b
!leplibllclll """1." cyclilll qub<d the
Olympic open ~.race today and one
wound up . in a pileup ol )$ legitimate
Flden. None w11 hurt.
Tbrte ol the ..... ...,.-stopped by of.
ficials wbem Ibey <rled to start with the
other competitor1. A fourth eluded of·
ficlals and started. The other three join-
ed tbe.,race. midway durllig !he. first tep.
Motorcycle police Chased them and
grabbed them off thelr bikea but not
before one was involved in 'the mass
pileup of riders.
lrllh Olympic olllciala a«URed the
r<bel rider of c:a111lng !be pil<up to !mod:
cllidal Irish enlry Noel Taggart out of
tbe nee.
• Tbe IRA cydlata tcattered leaflets ill
the crowd. ,
Holland's Henn!e Kulpu eventuslly
won the 1'l« and a gold madal, and
Gerr.ian , police lhe11· rtlell<d Iba IRA
cyclist!. Their identillcajlaoa · were not
disclosed al!d !be aeven ielused to give
their names.
' Strieter Zoning Seen
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_.Council to Clamp .Down
On Harbor Boulevard?
HIU'bo( ·Boulevard, once·e.oata Mesa's
commercial showpiece, is coming under
tbe acruUny of !be clty councll.
Pinkley Blasts
S~te-F-reew~y-
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Councllmen will be looking Info lbt
possibility of placilll a stricter com-
me.rcial "r.one on the boulevard to keep
undesirable .businesses aot.
The Harbor Boulevard problem, coon.
cJlmen lndlcated Tueaday nlg!it, wll1
become the aublect of a specJal study
session. No elate fi>r !be -.. ~ an-llOUllCed '
-Tuesi!ay '#bl'• dtY ....en IO!lloi!. ·Couocllman 'A)yln Plnkl<Y. oug-
. Panel's ·Ideas ~· ' L't..~A:.~~cig~,r.~
. , • Harbor llou1evJl'CI II ourr111tly !"l"'I C.:.
A recommendation 'lo turn over lbe a ,...... IJberal cDinplfl<lal pO. ...,,.
poll<l!lc ---"' _,. lo -dfiiin .,.,,.,, '( ' ' ' thole dUes wlllcb ""' t1101n i,., bem °"1ncil'1'"" • -lllcitl, UllMt °""" braqded u "abeotutely aailllna" by Coo!a wllat be UJ<Lwas CoolA Mela'I lois of a
Mesa City Councllman Alvin Plnkl<y. 'potenua! Wllsbire Boalellln!, 1 al d,
The report by ~ l\onald "l!!verytlme I turn .-.i 1 ·-mllre
Reagan'• Ad ljoc Committee o n muffler shops going In. We hacl two 1aat
Freewaya recommendl !be deletion of week, and Ibis week we have another
11,Qiio miles of lreewaya from the state -·" · l>Jghway syatem. Re-wu referrillg to an appl!Catlon by
Released last week the report recom-Darrell F. Hanson·of Garden, Grove, for
mends that only $,ooO freeway miles be ~ 10De Uceptlon.to operate ID auto body
left In the system In Orange County oo-ud paint shop at -JOIC Harl>or Blv<I. · would ' 1n Hamon wu latei: guntect 1111 nquest ly !he santa Ana Freeway reme f..-a r<ducllon ol perklntJ ·opaces In ...
under atele control .tan,.·1w olherlmP'ovemmlll nqu1red
"This means lbat Coate Mesa wauld , by !be aooe exception. -
have eJ1ltt ot nloe milea of freeways to _. CounclJm•n WUlard T. J<f'dan ez..
!alee care of. Tbls iDcludes planliul on plained that 1locly and petnt abops are
the oo and oU·ramps and pollclng. Tbls ateo pehnltled under !be es1at1ng 11aibor
would only create a state of conlualon Boulemd lonlnc. l!anoo!> <OU1d have
llnce II would probably mean lhert will -allowed to -•le ldo· shop by be no Highway Patrol," Pinkley told aln!ply lUrn18hillg !be acldlllooaJ ..,..,..
!ellow councllmen Tuesday night. and applyins for a Ille perm!~ accorcllnl
Plnlcley said the committee was sup-to Jordan. ·
poeed lo acbedule pubU~ bearinp before A6ed f..-his advice on !be feailbUJty
turnlnl lfi its report, but Illa! none were of moniJll Harbor BouJl"ard to a
held In <>ranee <Jounty. . . lllri~ uee, Plannlnc D1reCtor 1V1lliam
"I don~ know what tbeae people are Dunn told the CCW!dl, "Yea, ,... can .
lblnklng of. The worst freeway declslona cban(e It U you c:an stand !ht heat.•
have been made !Ji ·the past lhr<e ween
and tblJ ts abeolutely aslnlne," !be COW>
cUman added. Coastline Plan · • Plnlcley aald he la ukJni for 1 re10lu-
tlon "oompleWJr repudiating the teport
al!d put ·Jta recommmdatlon where It Draws Criti.CJ•SDl. belongs -in File IS." . '
P!nkley's propooecl reaoluuoo, t 1
,.beduled to come belon the clty council
during Ill Sept, If" meetlnf. LONG BE.\QI (AP) -Tbe dtJ ....,_
cU went on -._ ..,..'"""-!ir _.
tn1 f'riiPooiUoo JO, !be CoMllllie ~
J hnn G H t tic!9 lllillaUve. • O y rant OS. 8 Jo. oo0pcu apol<esman aald w-ay
Republican Party ~~OO:~':
' Radio and televillon penonall; John-the sbol;ellne "'Iii ~ _,..u..;
ny Grant will be guest • ._ for !be ol tho ..,. dty baU, lllnrJ, art ,._
South Coast RepubUc:an Forum'• beach al!d atber projecta belac, ~
Ul"IT .........
GRIM"RIMINDER -.With the Arab grepado-dlun-
aged helicopter in the foreground,· the U.S. 'Air
Force Cl4l 'Ciig'o jet, With the body of, David Berger , . . ..
as its o)lly-cargo, bllglns its takeoff from the Ger-
man bale for the United States. One or more of the
lsraell bo&jages died in the helicopter.
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,.,.. Wire Servlcea
M1JN1Cll -Police, far reuons· lbat
were not clear, put Bui Gennaoy's powerful Olympfc · teani undtr heavy
guard today an.r te!ePhooect u.r..ta
tnm alleced Paleatlnlan . commando
groupo to altacl: 113 albletes wilb cuna and bombl. > •
Fifteen heavily armed Arab guerrillas
were r_.iect lllj1 at large In West
Germany. •
Tl)O ,....,.,,..1 ateo expruaeci' fear
that Jews In West Germany may be Iba
targets of mal!ed l!o!l>bl during the
Jtwb .... )'ell' lhil --· "Poaillle attacks ·may ' be directed
agail)ol Jewish ''9jlclatlona u well as
EunijJean .allOclatloni COl'IDeCled · with ·
larael,'' !be w.rr.r Mlnliiry said.
• A l)JOWtnan said lbe aovenunent had
Information lbat· pac1Jaaea may be aent
from varloul plaeea tn Europe.
In anolhu repen:waion, lbe Egyj>Uan
government declared West Germany
acted IJDWjlely In· !be Mwilcb affair and
must beer full reapcinalbllity for any con-
~-A,Cairo apoUsinan aald:
''The · commaniloo and the llraeU lloategos ....,. killed In .a German am-
' bldh. -by Gtfmia' -and ID a U.S. ~-iii: CermanY. ''
He did; not •JllPllly on what acUon
El!YPlmlillllake. · '
A Pal-(Utrr111a -dcUI o•tr Clftti ' llad1o W.....,. called West
"--'""• pollce ifilmletm tblrstmt for A~ blood and Warned th!Jt .'the
&Hen-JI/a .. mov""l<Qt woUld t4m nUI
Freeway Fighter-s Tilrning -
S~h~s Toward Jet Flights
' ' ' the anU·alrport noise movement. .
Offlclal announcement of the new com-
mittee;• which WU fn · !be lomiallon
~rDU!C11 of~ •••r,.11,scbe!:fuled
to •• t\Oll ~ " • . -
; However, ti wu .1...-ea'. tbaj ·F.O"'"
lnent Harbor A;ea ' Fret~1 Filhter Marshall Dlllfleld will be nnan ol
the .. ,. "°"P .wllb eovtroamentaUat
Mn. J.... Monil, • -~led. llltlllber of lht ,NelfllOll Beach. Pana,
lleacbea and Recreation CODlmill!On.
JTlle .... croup. bu alrtadr conducted
. (See IDIPORT, PIP I)
agalnat German Interests:
West German police went on alert
against IUcb acl!Vttlea and heavily armed
tn>ops· equipped wllb walkie.lalkiea
b<g•n 1(1Wdlng llraeU and Arab em-
busiea and -establiJbments. Wby !be auerrfilu turned agatml )be
East, Germani WU d !OI clear. but •
spoktlDWI said spoclal '\ranlport' In-
cluding heUooplen bad Ileen amnaed
f0r tl.' EUI Germani, tbltd.boblnd lbe
United. states and lluula In tllo ~
wlnnln1 table. .
· WoUganc Peter, d1!'tdor ol one of lbt
Olympic arenu, ~ he tool:1 lbt U...ta
oerlollaly. "I clon.'I belleva Ibey -lrqm
a-8Dks," be said. PoUce conllnned tbreatenln( lelters
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Editor Has More
Munich Stories
MUNICH -Wllb !be XXlb Olympic
Gamea '61!llnl down to !be ~ ant the
final events, DAILY PILOT Sports
Editor Glelln White te 'on top of the..,.....
with .the .Orange c.oast area'•· flDal two
partli'lpants.
Pally John 1 on ol San Clemente
MUNICH
1972
perty at 6 p.m. Frldoy at Scotcbman't •
Cove.
The picnic <!Inner, IOllowed by danclng
to a live orchutra, ii open to
Repobllc:aos. Tlcbts ... 13 and -tlons may be IDldt by calUllc 161-7797, or mat
•K inda Got Ca~ried A.way~ lalled to make lbe finals In the 100-meter
hurdle• .md eipreaaed her diaip-
polntmenl In an iotervlcw In today'•
Meaan Builds Ga;mge-Th.err' AikS' for Permission
Oh, Say Have
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JJporla JJeCl1llll. Pages 1$-27. ·
Andy Welpnd ol N1wport Be:ch came
backd n a npecbage race to 1aln the
fir.ala of Iba rvwlng pain and ts !be test
Orange c..,.t ana entrant mnainlnl In
lbe 01)'.mplca. ,\ .
An lncldont cllne about on Iba victory
atand lollowtns lbt 4il0-Jll<ler dub and
·White ducrlbU an alllllot to lbt U.S.
Flag by bllCt Amtrlc:an1 VIDce Mathews ·
and w.,_ Collett boloro II , O O O
onloQUrl. ·-'-' ~· ~· ... .,... ol "'-·-.. ,._ Oranp CoUI at •• "'~ • ~ lnllaht Into the .,..,
-., ...... lll~la In -
tfoa to 1tll .-all -· ol'lbt -plcluro -lllt 1JePlnlnl al Iba ..-lilt Wblto Walll ....... today -tlio~lldft!NdbylM~
Kolby Rltlbf. • mtpty.mll• ~
........ --II Iba Illa> oompalllloo C>Oll ....... opportuo1lf to ..... In>
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Army Units
Make Raid
In Lebanon
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -Formations
of Israeli warplanes violated Lebanese
air space today while ground i!nd.
helicopter-bOme troops r:iided a south -
Lebanese village, the Lebanese army
reported.
The Israeli army reported only that
Israeli troops entered Lebanon in search
of marauders after clashes In which two
Arabs and an Israeli were killed. ~
spokesman uid in Tel Aviv that nll ~Pl returned safely alter about eig~
boun In Lebanoo. He made no mentloJi I
ol· any llglJUn1. •
A Lebane.se a,ony cxitll!S\unlque Mid.
anny units were' ·sent (o the village of
Yaroun, where the Israelis mounte4,
search ralda:. No clashes were rtported.·
Thre& fohnatlons of Israeli jets neW
over Lebanese vlllage.s near the border.,
the communique added. '
Two Israeli platoons crossed the border
Into Yaroon, near Blnt Jbe.il 60 m.Jle19
south of Beinlt, but withdrew 10 minutes
later, the eommunlque said.
Three boun lat'er, an Israeli armored
patrol and three troop~carriYtng
helicopters returned to the villages !n4
searched boulea, the communique added.
~loaloal and bunts of machln""""' fire were beml iJJ Iba villqe, ii aaJd. :
The fncu-Into Lebanon came a' Pale;tlblan ~ communtque1
rejiOrtC ... "~· lloildup" ol
Is..,.U """"" ilDd .... a1q the
-oll,<bailoa IDd Syrii, ~Ill
to -... rrllla balei. . ·= larloll polnJI --tbe ~ two• a-.... the
Mdlomllll "' -In tb1 fin& Incident.• WG•day,.an
Arab ad ali laraelt IOldlet Were killed,
tbe apNUllllll 'Uid. A pa\rol 1IWcbinl
the .... Tburllday killed • -gller-rilla, tbon croased the border In punult
of otbel' talders, chasing them to the
Ltbanele village of Yaroun, be said.
The spokesman did Ml mention the
massacre 1in Munich, for wl\lch tsraell
newsp1per edJtorials have urged swill
retallatloo.
The Palestinian agency r e p o rte d
several Israeli tank columns took up
pollUona near Lel>anon and Syria whilt.
helloopters landed troops throughout Iba
clay.
"Enemy heavy artUlery batteries also
are moving up," the agency's cor--
respondent in south Lebanon said.
"The unpncedented alae IDd alJ'll!l&tll
of !be butkHlp leavel little doubt· that
Israel ptena lo la1D1Ch a I~• •~
tack on Lebanol\ and Syria to avenge tilt
commando attack on the I s r a e I i
sportsmen in MWJich," the agency added,
The agency said Israeli planes -were
making hourly reconnaissance flights
over South Lebanon.
Lebanese newspapers earller reported
Israeli military movements b e g a n
Wednesday along a 15-mUe stretch of the
border, from the Mediterranean frontier
post ol. Ras Nakoura 15 miles inland to
Ram.lab, where six Syrian and Lebanese
anny officers were abducted by IsraeU
forces July 21.
An Israeli anny spokesman said: "We
never comment on troop movements in
any way." •
But be noted that 1arg~scale armored
maneuvers with air, artillery and in·
fantry support had been concluded
Wedneaclay In the occupied Golan Heights
of Syrll, near Lebanon.
Orange
Weatller
The IUD will lftak tbrougb lboee " •
early momlng clouds on Friday,
according to I he weatberlady.
Hl1hs of around 70 are upected at
lbe beacbel, r!llng lo 12 Inland.
LoWI loJJlibt In lbe IOI.
INSIDE TODAY
TMir mia,ress ho.s willed her
lllUr• ·fortvnt of $14.5 miUlojt
to II C<llliNI -bul they're not
ntcromilV luck~ dog" Set •lorfl
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New Radar
FacilfJy _
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By GEORGE LEID.U.
Of !fie Deltr l'IW IMH
A $1 million computerized radar air
~ control e:enter to monitar both
-.nen:!al and miUll1'J' flllhta within a
IGO-mUe radius of El Ten Marine Corps
Afr Slatloo wu dedicated today.
'l1le facility, lhe first in Southern
caurom11. ii • joint effort lnvolvinl the
Marine COrps and the Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA). It is located on
the Marine Corps air base.
FAA spokesman Ti.alp>! Odenwata
declined to dixuss the )Clint venture'•
Impact on pMSiblt: joint '*' of EJ Toro
runways for commercial nights.
However, Odenwald said the newly
dedicated radar equipment and related
communications gear. will track fiightJ
In and out of Orange County Airport, the
county's sole center for col1ll'Del'Cial jet
traffic.
A recent Southern California Al8oCia-
lion of Governments (SCAG) study of
oirporl needs in Soulh<rn California pin-
polnta Ille El Ten military facility u the
logical place for joint use of runways by
commerclal and military jell. Such a
move. the William Pereira study says,
would ..,. Ille .,olaa problem related to
Onmae County Airport.
Odenwald llOid the equip!D<lll dedicated
today pretenily handleJ 110 , 0 0 0
"bwtrument operatlonl" -contactl with
paainc pi.... -a yur.
"By 1980, thi11 aophi!ticated com-.
rrumlceUons syatem will be ahl• to proc-
eM 700,000 tnatrument Olght opention•
a 'year," Odenwald said.
Wll.hln the nelll 18 monlhl, FAA opera-
llonl at L4n1 Beach will be phased out
'with flight trackin1 and C'Ontrots to be ac-
.compllabed from the new El Toro f1Cillty,
Odenwald noted.
To date, lhere an 14 limilar ln-
llallatm localad thnJuihout Ille U.S ..
be aid, but the El Toro hardware la Ille
lint far lllill up,
Included In Ibo joint Marine Corpt-F AA
pocb&e are II radar ocopes oncl :IO ndar
pooltm, Odenwald Aid. 'l'be hardware
o1iowl Ille llallon'• II cootrollm to keep
track ol e...,, llight lalldlnc or takinl· ~
-Oranse County Airport and ...
Marine -· .. wen .. all traffic
j be\ween )M Angel" and San Diego.
'!be equipment la a first llep lo com-
pletely autamalad , C<>dlrola, It ~d.,•
When the c:Ompllcated data linb td pua-
ing planel are developed, lhe compulen
will relay preclae locaUon information to
planel along wllh dlr<cllonl neceuary to
avert mklair colll1lons.
For the present, however , that in.
fonnatlon b radioed from the human
ground controller to the human pilot in
ti.sky.
The FAA t.1 the government qency
charged, among other things, with aeelng
to it planes do not coUide. The ad'Vl.DCf!d
equipment centered at El Toro will
reduce chances for mid-air accidentl,
delplte projected increas., in air traffic
...,.ming to FAA o!Oclala.
From Page J
GARAGE ...
1arage," Wilson wanted to know.
"Not IO good , I got 'em on the run
though. I store a little chemical ln there.
But lt'1 not flammable," Lamb insisted.
"Well I'm going to make a motion to
approve this," laughed Wilson, "but I'm
going to add that the fire department,
tbe police department. and the business
llcense department lake a good look at
JOW' 1arage."
"I'm aorrY I called you mayor," said
Lamb, who then watched the motion pass
.µ),
Ol.f.NH COAIT CM
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Wild Wedding
Stephen E. Colwell or Garden Grove, who has worked at Llon Coun·
try Safari in Irvine for two years, will marry Huntington Beach's
Donna Jean Baumea Saturday at 10 1.m. in a cluster of sycamore
trees OD tho w!ldli!e preserve &rounds. Most of the wedding guests
will observe the ceremony from a viewing platform near the site.
Murder of Girl Tied
To 'Freeway Phantnm'"
FORRESTVILLE, Md. (AP) -Police
and FBI agents have launched an in·
vesUgatioo into the death of a young
Waahington girl whose murder bore a
res6nbJanCe to at least a half dozen
unsolved case1 last year that possibly in·
volve a "Freeway Phantom."
The body of Diane Williams. a
southeast Washington teen-ager, was
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several meetinp and has hired an ex·
ecutive administratcr, William T ,
Sprague, a former employe of Duffield.
The committee has opened an office at
300 West Coast Highway.
Among the well·known NewpoK Beach
residents who are either members of or
strong supporten of the AAA is Harry
Rinker, a leader in the Airport Noise
Abatement Committee which coordinated
the massive effort in 1969 that saw 905
persoru: me $21 millioo in lawsuits
against Orange County for allowing jet
flights at the airport.
Those suits are scheduled to come
before trial next month.
Former mayor Paul J. Gruber, Allan
Bee k, chai.mlan of Newport Residen ts
United, and Wally Koch, chalrman of the
Freeway FJghters' Citizens COordinating
Committee, are also among leaders of
the movement.
Others who are active include attorney
Roy D. Woolsey, Earl Hardage and Ed
Cook.
The October rally is scheduled to
feature talks by Gerald Fadem, the. Los
Angeles attorney who recently won a
Supreme Court decision that gave the
city of Santa Monica the ri&ht to file
lawsuits against Santa Monica Airport on
the basi& of the nuisance it allegedly
causes.
Another spea ker will be Daniel Emory,
head of the A~rt Noise Abatement
Qimmittee.
Top officials of the AAA were
unavailable for comment um morning on
the various strategies the group may be
planning to use in the fight agairuit the
airport.
However, Emory said. "it Is my un-
derstanding that they are going to try to
get the community more aroused over
the problem.
"It has been quite a while since our
gro up has been out trying to dru~ up
co m1nuni1y·,~·ide support," Emory said.
He ~aid AAA leaders feel they have
several different approaches to the prob-
lem that have not been used by the
noise abatenlent group.
Emory said various lndlvlduals who
had been artive in the freeway move-
ment have met with h1J group at in-
formal breakfast meetings throughout
the summer and that it wu learned the
group began to formally orga nise aboUt a
montb ago.
The only two members of the l"JUP
wbo were reached this morning, Bet.k
and Gruber, said any comments they
would make would be premature.
Beek did comment that the group 111!
just a rabble-rousing ann" or the noise
abatement panel, but he added qulckl~
that it Is "too premature to ,m 1 t e
statemenla: .. ,
Mom, Girl Beaten
MODE:.'TO (AP) -A 11-yeaM>ld 1Irl
and ber pJ'tlllant mother wen< beatm
and robbed Wednesday In their borne bo
Gray500, 10 miles west of hert, S~
laua County 1berlff'1 devutiet aald.
found 'Wednesday aloog lntentalt 215, a
highway from southeast Washington to
Ille Capitol Beltway, police said.
It had been dwnped in the same
general area where bodies of six other
southeast Washington girls had' been
found during a seven-month period 1ut
year.
"We're investigating the possibility but
at this point any link between thi.!I and
the other deaths would be purely specula-
tion," said Cpl. Aµen Riffee, a Maeyland
State Police detective beadina: the tn-
VClltigalJ.on. .
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police on the case. .
"The FBI and Washlncton police feel
the girl was kldnaped or abducted from
Washington and brought into Maryland,"
Riffee said.
He said some physical evidence wu
being sent to FBI labs for analyslll bUt
their investigation bad turned up no
suspects.
Like four of the earlier killinp, the 17-
year-old Williams girl was strangled to
death, according to ,a coroner's report.
Unlike four others, however, accordinl to
Dr. Peter Llpkoviti, deputy state
medical e:s:aminer, thert was no evidence
that she bad be-i sem8Ily molested .
Washington police never defihitely link·
ed the murdera of Ille ab< lem-ap vlo-
tims, killed between April a n d
November, 1971.
"It's hard to overlook the similarities,"
said police inspector Mahlan Pitts after
the body of a young girl was found Nov.
24 with a note signed by the "Freeway
Phantom."
Police kept the contents of the note
secret but sources reported that it linked
the death of Brenda Denise Woodward
witb five earlier killinp,
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against the East Germans had also been
received but did not dixloae what
reasona the writers or telepbonert gave
for singling out the team.
The 15 Arab guerrillas reported 11111 al
large in West Germany were reported to
be part of lht original hand which · In-
vaded lh• Olympic Villag, Tuesday, lhol
and killed two I!attlls and kldnaped nin•
hootagea Ibey lattr murdered in a
shootout at a nearby airport.
Five guerriUas were kUled and three
were captured. A West G er ma n
policeman also was killed.
Police In all of Germany's 10 states
circulated photograph! and descripUons
of 15 wanted Arabs suspected of planning
new acU of violence.
Wife Confesses
Murder Scheme
• OAKLAND (AP) -The aocond of two
San Loremo women ha• pl<aded gcllty In
a co:..~ract· murder plot a1atnst their
h.sbandt.
Mn. Nancy Lee Welle, lo, mada her
ourprlae plea WedDftday during jury
leloctlon al her tWO<fay trial beloro
Alameda County Superior Court Jud"''
Gordon Mlndera
In JID\o Mra. Weise and Betty Scotl Emd~ !t, were amalecl alter ......,,1
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• murdel'l oi 1•-1r lluJbe* no ... 1ract1 were signed with an ........ .., .l'romoot
detective alter aulhorllleo lumod o1 Ille
plot.
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Hoffa Tries
For Hanoi
Visa Okay
WASl!!NGTi>N (AP) -Former
TWllllB Praldeut Jamn R. Holla h4s
opplted for a vi.la and apparentJY hopet
to travel to North Vietnam lo oeek Ille
releue ol. American pri!oners of war.
White Houae prell aecretary Ronald L.
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Zlepu aid today be had been inlormM
that Hoffa, cm parole after aerv1q( a
priaoo amt-applied for a visa and
"bU IOlne plan&" wbicb other IWl'ftl '
said centered on a trip ta Nortll Vlewm.
"I am not aware of the delalla,"
Ziegler said. "I haven't been briefed."
Respondjng to other questions, he said
such a journey Is "totally a private effort
on the part of Mr. Hoffa ••• It does ool
coostltuta any effo<I from Ille White
House."'
Ziegler said he mad" a quick check on
the aubject alttr being Informed that the
DetroH New, WU puhllshlng a story that
Hoffa plaoa lo IO lo lfanoi ID an effort to
negotiate lreeclom fer U.S. POWL
Maurice H. Sigler, chairman ol Ille
U.S. Parole Board, said Hoffa applied lo
hla probation officer in Detroit for
permJaslon to !ravel .. ....,.. becall!e,
Sigler said, "be wanted to go over there
about effecting the r e I e 1 t e of war
prllonm."
Sigler aald Ille board handled Ille re. q-routinely when ii acl<d cm it last
week.
''We.NW DO ftUOO.for JWu. •~to JO,,.
the hoard chairman "lid. "There is
nothing in the law to prevent him from
1oing."
Sigler aald Ille !act that Hoffa wanted
lo travel to North Vlelnlm, a country
wilh which Ille United States la fighting,
did not enttr Into Ille hoard'• disculslon
on h1I aDOllcaUon.
He ala Ille hoard apprvved a lt).clay
travel period l<r llofla to be out of the
cciwitry.
The copyrighted Detroit News atory,
written by !II labor editor, Jack C..ellin,
said Hoffa will be Ille guest of Ille Viel·
nam Trade Uniona of Ille qeniocrallc
Repuhllcan of North Vietnam, whlcb u -
tended him Ille lnvltailoo S<Veral -Ila
ago. ,
Hoffa reportedly was en route to Paris
to pick up a . viii from the North Viet·
namese Embassy there. A Te&m!ters'
source in Detroit sald Hofia flew to
Waahington Wednesday lo pick up his
passport.
Ziegler did not criticiu Hoffa's plans
as the White House bu done in the cases
of 50me otben who have visited Hanoi or
talked with Hanoi's represeotatiVes, aucb.
u Pierre Salln&er and farmer attorney
1"1efal Ramaey Clark.
Hoffa, 59, began serving an eight-year
sentence for jur;.Jampering on Ma:cJt 7,
11111, Ho WU pari>led in 1971 afttr piedg'
iog not 'io lnvol .. himself In tollcin affairs
for the duration of biJ parole.
... -Second Bonegm~
Miller and Effie Burnette oLLlzella, Ga. hav~ed -the second
chapter of a honeymoon that began July 15. After one week in the
Blue Ridge Mountains, they returned home to tind 'Effie, 69, needed
a new battery for her heart pacemaker. While recuperating from the
operations, Effie entered a radio contest offering a second honey-
moon in New Orleans. She won.
Offensive by Co~~sts
Reaches High-water Marli
SAIGON (AP)·-The 51>·moolh Com-It was the finl time enemy tanlla weN
munist offensive surged to a high point used in the area which is also 40 miles
today with a tank·led assault on a dlstrid south of Da Nan~.
town south of the Que Son Valley and a sapper assault 00 a South Vietnamese Report! from the embattled town were
divisional beadquarten in the Mekoo& confused and cootradictory, but at oot
Delta onJy 40 miles below Saigon. point in the afternoon emtact wu Jost
Field reports said :iz Soulh Vietnam... belween the d131rict headquarters in Tien
soldiers were killed and '17 1"Jllllded in Phuoc and Ille province headquarters m
the sapper attaclt, corried oul by a small Tam Ky, 11 miles northeast ol lhe town.
Viet Cong and Nortll VlelnameJe nnlt at Officers I!' Ille field aald an .,umated
the Vinh Nhl base camp near Highway 4, five enemy battalions -.,.,., than 1,000
which connects Ille delte wt1h Sllgon. troops -oupported by tan11a were at·
At Tien Phuoc district town only 12 tacldng Tien !1111oc from Ille no-
miles west of the vital ~th and the no.-beast. They aaid mortar and
Highway 1 and 10 mn .. ooulb of Quo Srio. recolllesa rille fut wu hlttini ':"O:
hatUes raged In lbe otreeta ll!rouiboul ment paelllons at Ibo nte ol 1wr
the day. a minute.
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